Paragon 1970
Volume Five
Munster High School
8808 Columbia
Munster, Indiana
46321
A SENSE
OF
FREEDOM
Table of Content?
Prologue I
Activities 14
Learning 52
Organizations 76
Athletics 112
Personalities 150
Involvement 194
Epil ogue 222
Index 238
April 12, 1970— The MHS office fire.
Mrs. Tippett
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Life is mine,
The soul is free,
IN A WORLD
DISTINCTLY YOUNG!
PROLOGUE 3
The choice
- BOREDOM or ECSTACY-
I for one--
Choose the latter.
Far Left— Mary Ellen Luerssen, Ward
Gott, Donna Lammering, John Gott.
Left— Dave Pelc, Tom Karas. Below-
Torn Trent, Betsy Brager, Cathy Hutch-
ings, John Papais.
PROLOGUE 5
I may CONFORM; I may not.
Is that all
I may do?
Far Left— John Wingfield. Above— Father and Son. Mr.
John Kulka and Bob. Left— Rich Kennel and Karen
Fischer.
Youth divert and differentiate themselves with books,
movies, and music. The Godfather, Love Story, and
Portnoy’s Complaint provided diversity in literature.
“Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” humored audi-
ences of all ages. “Easy Rider” and “Midnight Cowboy”
explored youth and their current problems realistically.
Strains of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young; Blood,
Sweat, and Tears; Chicago; Santana; Blind Faith’s
“Sea of Joy”; The Stones “Let It Bleed”; Iron But-
terfly’s “Ball”; The Beatles (again); and of course
Simon and Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water”.
. . . Sail on silver girl.
Sail on by.
Your time lias come to shine.
All your dreams are on their way.
See how they, shine.
If you need a friend
I’m sailing right behind.
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind.
PROLOGUE 7
Whether ALONE or WITH YOU!
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PROLOGUE 9
Man can be defeated but not destroyed. Ernest Hemingway
Dauntless shall my uncanny soul delve
Left— Arnold Guttstein. Below— a disqualification.
Into CONQUEST,
Into DEFEAT.
PROLOGUE 11
I, as MAN, have an eager urge
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MAKER?
For progress-
Does my
Left— Sue Ogren. Below— Dale Lammering. Far Left-
Man’s creation is but the product of his profession.
PROLOGUE 13
ACTIVITIES
Summer
A coming, a going
A sharing of
The delirious-
A time in which
I have seasoned
The sweetness of a life
Unrestrained.
Far Left— Gayle Henson. Tom Grothouse a h*®*
for sharing, for life. Left-Nanci Landon. Russ Pellar,
md the barefoot descending on an immense white dune.
ACTIVITIES 17
Lynn Moore— “When Men Are Scarce”
Cheri Brown— “Enter A Queen”
ay Lynn— “Curse You Jack Dalton”
“Mouse Trap”— adept and expert lighting amplifies the poignant portrayal
Mark Pope, Robin Allen— “Gloria Mundi”
Chris Covert— “Mooney’s Kid Don’t Cry”
Black-clad figures upon stools, spot lights, strains of
soft music, an experiment in Reader’s Theatre lends
to Rhonda Robertson’s portrayal of the proud Amanda.
Summer Theatre
I am the actor,
The actress...
It is summer
And I have sou ght
But to perform-
To execute. ..the various
Expressions of life.
INSIGHT ’69: Staff: Mr. J. Toth, Producer-Director;
S. Gilman, ’68 graduate; B. Barton, ’69 graduate; N.
Evanson, ’69 graduate; S. Medanic, P. Krol, L. Wisnew-
ski, C. Clark, D. Anderson, D. Kirincic, W. Blohm. Cast:
M. Pope, N. Lengyel, J. Lynn, L. Moore, M. Tolin, C.
Covert, R. Dray, R. Leet, C. Brown, C. Dunning. R.
Robertson, K. Pope, K. Andersen, M. Cilcbrist, R. Allen,
R. Bryan, M. Bosch, D. Golich, ’69 graduate; P. Lengyel,
’67 graduate. Stage Crew: S. Crary, B. Tanis, H. Fine
July 10, 11, 12— “The Glass Menagerie” . . . July 17,
18, 19— “Mouse Trap” . . . August 8, 9, 10— “One Acts’
. . . Jack Dalton— and the “Rabbi,” Mr. Toth’s beard,
the graduates, the end.
Fall
I must once again
Begin anew, for the
Summer’s sultries
Have faded and it
Is time to remount
Yet another horse
On life’s
Ever-pulsating
Merry-go-round.
Far Left— Lou Hackenberry, Craig Davidson. Fall s
simple pleasures. Left— Maribeth Polisky, Gary Stare-
wicz . . . Halloween’s void, vivid, and vivacious hap-
piness.
ACTIVITIES 21
Homecoming
An idea is born-
A float is assembled,
And I eagerly
Celebrated
Its birth?
INSIGHT ’69: October 6-10, Spirit Week . . . posters,
cowboys, Indians, slacks, red and white . . . tug-o-war
confusion . . . disheartening rain ... a “Chickie” Din-
ner ... a Commons filled with “Memories: Bits and
Pieces.”
Left— Barb Krueger donned a painted face for “Scalp
Um” Day. Below— Paragon’s pride boosted the winning
car entree for the second consecutive year.
ACTIVITIES 23
Ho mecoming
Top Above— A popular exhibit compiled for Poster Day.
Above— The Sophomore float’s ingenuity was acclaimed.
Right— Ecstasy grips Barb Page amidst the confetti.
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Left-Nancy Sands and John Sullivan, a charismatic-
duo, swing to the rock of the Kyser Apple. Below-
The bonfire symbolized a smoldering success.
ACTIVITIES 25
Royalty
Miss Anita Ahlgren
1969 Homecoming Queen
Miss Vicki Sala
Junior Princess
/
Miss Marjorie Trent
Senior Princess
Miss Dale Lammering
Sophomore Princess
Fall Dra ma
Rossum’s
Universal
Robots
INSIGHT ’69: an excellent lobby display, a nasel
“noon” by Neil, a whoop!, whoop!, putty-like eyebrows,
and, of course, R. Leet’s and C. Brown’s baffling but-
buts.
Above— J. Schmidt, J. Sullivan, R. Gubitz, B. Trachten-
berg, M. Pope, R. Jones depict Robot’s revolution. Right
— C. Dunning acquires “human make-up” from S. Fech.
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Left— Cast and Crew-
Front Row: M. Tolin, M.
Gilchrist, Robin Allen,
G. Pratt, M. Meisterling.
Second Row: S. Meyer,
S. Brownlee, C. Covert,
A. Starzak, S. Cress, C.
Clark, L. Moore, J.
Brink, R. Bryan, C.
Hanus, M. Bosch, B.
Moore. Third Row: R.
Robertson, M. Pope, C.
Dunning, N. Goodman,
C. Brown, R. Leet, J.
Papais, W. Helminski, J.
Sullivan, N. Lengyel,
B. Leibengood. Fourth
Row: P. Beyer, B.
Trachtenberg, R. Gubitz,
J. Kus, R. Jones, T.
Trent, K. Pope, T.
Corban, J. Schmidt.
Fifth Row: W. Roades,
R. Conces, J. Iorio, S.
Medanic, B. Tanis, S.
Crary, D. Conces, J.
Leonard. Below— R. Leet,
C. Brown— conversing in
radiance.
ACTIVITIES 29
Winter
And all
I see
Is white.
Far Left-J. Wennekes, G. Duffala-whited air and
winter joys experienced through togetherness. Left—
G. Ammon, B. Parker-and the sifting down on a shim-
mering slope.
ACTIVITIES 31
Holidays ’69
Left— J. Treder— Faith is found in an oblivious era. Above— D. Schley, K. Haas— “This
Christmas I Spend With You,” the Chi Dance. Below— L. Johnson, J. Price, B. Brager,
T. Adams— perceiving the holiday spirit of togetherness in an ecstatic Santa Claus
world.
“If you believe in
Your faith— you must
Have faith in everyone
Else’s belief.”
(WINCHELL)
ACTIVITIES 33
Spring
I chase the sun,
I take its hand,
And in warmth, it
Speaks to me of love.
Far Left-J. Eidam, and K. Malo reflect under the
images of a various sun. Left— The dark, stark sky
transforms into a sunny sea so that all the kites of the
world can sail its crashing waves, and then always
entering from oblivion, a snarling wooden sea monster
stifles to produce the unglorious end. D. Werntz, and
S. Mohler.
ACTIVITIES 35
Above— Mr. Bergen (R.
Gubitz), Mr. Atkins (T.
Trent) playing checkers
at the General Store of
Buck Creek. Right— John
(J. Papais), Barbara Allen
(C. Covert) discuss the
mountain rumor that
suggests that John is
really a witchboy. Far-
Right —Uncle Smelicue
(C. Dunning) confessing
petty theft at the church
revival meeting with
Preacher Haggler (R.
Leet) presiding. Below
Right— The Casts and
Crews of “Dark of the
Moon.” Far Right— Mr.
Allen (W. Helminski),
Mrs. Allen (D. Kluse)
talk with Preacher Hag-
gler about the appar-
ent and upcoming mar-
riage of their daughter,
Barbara.
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Spring Drama
Plunge we did, but with
Whispering ambitions-
“Dark of the Moon”-
We made it, a great play.
INSIGHT 70: The Casts and Crews of “Dark of the
Moon”. J. Papais, J. Leonard, C. Brown, D. Leirer,
R. Robertson, C. Dunning, M. McLean, M. Meisterling,
R. Gubitz, M. Gilchrist, B. Trachtenberg, S. Smith, K.
Bachman, B. Leibengood, W. Helminski, N. Goodman,
J. Brink, V. Folta, T. Trent, C. Church, C. Covert, S.
Vidakovich, D. Klusc, R. Leet, D. Davidson, N. Lengyel,
S. Medanic, C. Clark, L. Wisnewski, S. Meyer, L.
Moore, W. Blohm, P. Krol, N. Fodor, A. Starzak, J.
Patterson, II. Fine, S. Crary, J. Dilbo, 1. Corban, R.
Allen, D. Kirincic, B. Moore, M. Satek, L. Fort, B.
Larson, J. Cress, J. Iorio, C. Lautz, W. Wilkins, R.
Conces, E. Hensy, M. Boscb, S. Sorenson, B. Page, G.
Pratt, P. Bretz, S. Cress, E. Coulis, D. Marden, K.
Eitzen, D. Andersen, E. Brew, R. Sikora, K. Jones, R-
Blumenthal, K. Donnersberger, L. Ebling, M. Tolin, J.
Nepip, J. Goebel, R. Bryan, S. Hymen, D. Angell, D.
Middleton, T. Murphy, K. Hanus, L. Griffith, S - Brink,
E. Baker, T. Gower, L. Castillo, D. Castillo, C.
Buczkowski, J. Trimbur, C. Stankie, Mrs. Sherry Fech,
Mr. John Toth, Director.
ACTIVITIES 37
Carnival
A balloon-filled dome was
The magnet that brought
Me to a candied world.
Musical
INSIGHT ’70: Casts and Crews of “Camelot:” M. Bosch,
J. Preston, J. Brossart, B. Kennel, J. Wingfield, M. Pope,
J. Papais, N. Sands, D. Watson, B. Levin, K. Reiplinger,
K. Anderson, J. Lichtsinn, C. Clark, P. Amos, W. Blohm,
C. Casich, D. Castillo, S. Castillo, R. Dray, D Guess,
N. Lekas, M. Meisterling, L. Ruman, J. Shorb. S.
Weber, J. Wennekes, D. Wilson, B. Donaho, T. Gibbs,
T. Helminski, J. Lipner, R. Manehak, M. Nolan, B.
Pansing, D. Pelc, C. Rawlins, J. Russell, M. Sutkowski,
D. Viewig, G. Ammon, M. Casey, S. Dixon, P. Eisner,
M. Gilchrist, K. Klage, K. Kucer, N. Landon, J. Lan-
man, M. Miller, M. Polisky, G. Schoon, M. Trent, K.
Andersen, G. Breclaw, B. Kelley, R. Kennel, R. Leet,
R. Levin, C. Moore, B. Nagle, M. Rader, M. Robertson,
B. Ross, D. Ryder, B. Steiger, T. Trent, D. Altherr, P.
Higgins, J. Shumway, J. Yahnke, J. Alexander, R. Guil-
lotte, K. Ward, T. Stoker, K. Malo, M. Victor, E.
Fehring, K. Eitzen, B. Nelson, A. Guttstein, R. Gersh-
man, S. Parrish, T. Baudino, K. Haas, T. Lavery, T.
Ruf, K. Kraus. Chairman: Mrs. W. Kennel, D. Ander-
sen— Costumes . . . Miss M. Gonce, B. Tannis— Lighting
and Sound . . . C. Tchalo— Make-Up ... A. Guttstein
-Stage Crew . . . J. Maroe, M. Victor-Programs . . .
P. Krol— Properties . . . L. Ruman-Tickets . . . D.
Kirincic, J. Jones— Publicity. Musical Director— Mr. R.
Holmberg . . . Drama— Technical Director— Mr. G. Fort,
Student Director— G. Shumway, Stage Manager— J. Sul-
livan, Business Manager-L. Lindquist, Student Choral
Dir.— T. Siemmering, the best ever.
Above— The crews of "Camelot.” Left— R. Kennel
(chorus member) portrays the excellent work of his
mother, Mrs. W. Kennel, who was the head of the
costume committee.
Prom
The night stretched
Out, and in the morning
It was gone.
Right— John Gavelek and Carolyn Cooney delight in the
touch of a hand. Below— Debbie Wilson and Karl
Hruska discover that in the forest runs a waterfall.
ACTIVITIES 45
Above— Barry Ross and Louise Hodus relax for a mo-
ment to reflect on the evening’s little joys. Above Right
—Mike Cane and Sheree Tucker peer into the pond.
Far Right— Jay Spector and Kathy Hirsch walk expect-
antly through the forest to the music and dancing.
Prom
ACTIVITIES 47
Honors Day
Right— Rhonda Robertson received the D.A.R. Good
Citizenship Award. Below— Neil Wolf, Jim McDaniel,
John Sullivan, Bill Bell, and Bob Parker strike a digni-
fied pose as finalists of the National Merit Scholarship
Tests. Not pictured: Charles Croissant.
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DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS
Most Outstanding Speech Team Member— Nancy Lengyel
Most Outstanding Debate Team Member— Neil Wolf
Most Outstanding Thespian— Nancy Lengyel
Outstanding Science Students— Bill Bell and David Holajter
National Newspaper Award— Debi Skelley
Athlete of the Year— Larry Johnson
Outstanding Art Exhibitor— Marjorie Trent
Outstanding Student Senate Organization Representative— Neil Wolf
Outstanding Student Senate Class Representative— Ken Haas
Outstanding Letterman of the Year— Larry Kraus
Outstanding Yearbook Journalists—
Debi Skelley, Cathy Buckley, Chris Fischer, Pam Peglow, Deanne Brusch,
Liz Cohen, Ellen Goodman, Donna Lammering, Cathy Satek
Outstanding Contributions to the Paragon-
Rick McNees, Head Photographer
Karen Read, Layout Editor
Caren Casich, Copy Editor
ACADEMIC AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Hoosier State Scholarship Commission Awards—
Eric Allen, Mike Bosch, Ruth Dray, David Holajter,
Ellen Jacobson, Debbie Lekas, Jim McDaniel, Kim McLaughlin,
Lynn Moore, Donna Muntiu, Kris Nickoloff,
Cathy Nawojski, Bill Pansing
Tri-Kappa Scholarship— Claudia Bond
Tri-Kappa Awards to Top 1% of Junior Class—
Karen Read, Eileen Fehring, Wade Peters
National Merit Scholarship Letters of Commendation—
David Holajter, Jeanne Kuhn, Tom McDonald, Bill Pansing,
Susan Schwarz
National Merit Finalists—
Jim McDaniel (scholar), Charles Croissant (scholar). Bill Bell (scholar),
Bob Parker, John Sullivan, Neil Wolf
Air Force Academy Appointment— John Sullivan
Jill Lanman— Reader’s Digest Valedictorian Award and
Panhellenic Award to girl with highest grade point average
Donna Muntiu— Rumanian Youth Scholarship
Theresa Reck— Nursing Scholarship
Jim Treder— LaSalle Steel Corporation Scholarship
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
Rhonda Robertson— Franklin College
Charles Croissant— Indiana University
David Holajter— Indiana University
Keith Corban— Rose Polytechnical Institute
Barb Kennel— Aspen Colorado School of Music
Nancy Lengyel— Indiana State University
Jim McDaniel— Wabash College
Lynn Moore— St. Mary’s of the Woods
Debi Skelley— Midwestern University
Gary Duffala— Valparaiso University
Jim Eidam— Northern Illinois University
Rudy Higgins— Valparaiso University
Larry Johnson— University of Michigan
Tom Karas— Southern Illinois University
Glen Weyand— Masey College
Below Senior class Sponsor, Mr. Lloyd Lindquist
directs graduates for the final time. Right-Jim Treder,
class Vice-President and Dave Holajter, salutatorian,
participate in the traditional reversing of (he tassels. Far
Below— Jack Krol, John Sullivan, and Mrs. C.lendening
converse before Commencement exercises.
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Graduation
This is but the
Beginning of a
Longing for life itself.
Left— A diploma just for me, June 8, 1970; Munster
Fieldhouse. Above— For Doris Manske graduation was
little gifts and big surprises shared with Paula Marko-
vich.
ACTIVITIES 51
wmsm
LEARNING
Right— P. Green attempts
to study at home after
breaking both her legs
skiing at Wilmot, Wis.
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My companion is but
SOLITUDE; my goal
Is but knowledge.
Above Left— T. Eismin
taking every advantage
of the free study time
which the module system
accommodates. Above—
D. Conces working on
his Advanced Physics ex-
perimental project. Left
— M. Polisky concentrates
in Government discus-
sion.
LEARNING 55
Above— H. Gillespie experiencing the emotion most
lacking in classroom participation— that of joyous laugh-
ter. Above Right— J. McDaniel penetrating in solitude.
Right— K. Bachman feeling angry at the world and
vociferously showing it. Below Right— D. Hoover,
bored. Why?
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Right— S. Keene’s dexterity shown in Shorthand I.
Below— B. Steiger in Senior Math experimenting with
geometrical shapes. Far Right— D. Werntz working with
the Millikan Oil Drop Experiment for her Chemistry
Lab. Below— J. Simpson making Christmas cookies to
sell in Foods II.
If you haven’t yet
Found it out—
Life is but
EXPERIMENTATION.
LEARNING 59
We PARTICIPATE
To end this awful
Isolation. And You?
Above— C. Brown re-
enacting Miss Kelley’s
and Miss Taylor’s spe-
cial witch scene for the
Junior English Macbeth
unit. Right— J. Cziperle
demonstrating the ef-
fects of static electricity
on the Van de Graf
Generator in Mr. Kara-
gianis’ Physical Science
class.
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Left— S. Amos, D. Bolcis,
and D. Bobin reporting
and play-acting the life
of Albert Schweitzer in
Mrs. Tippett’s lively
German V class. Below—
P. Amos and M. Sutkow-
ski singing in Mr. Holm-
berg’s Concert Choir
which was given an
excellent rating at the
’70 state contest.
LEARNING 61
Above— Mr. Karagianis making good use of the
lecture Audio Visual equipment while explaining
a formula to his Physics class. Right— R. Walker
putting the final touches on one of the pinates
for the annual “Christmas in Spain” parties of
Miss Brisco’s Spanish I classes. Above Right— R.
Pellar and R. Levin operating the film review
they successfully made for their Junior American
History project. Below Right— Pictures being used
figuratively for the "Black Beauty” bulletin board
manufactured by the Senior Sociology department.
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Right— B. Kennel and S. Wilt acquiring coordination
and grace by fencing in Drama class. Below— J. Headdy
cadet teaching in Mrs. Apato’s third grade class at
Elliott school. Far Right Above-B. Kelley body-building
in the Cureton program. Far Right— C. Keitz straddle
jumping on the new trampoline in the girls’ gymnastic
program.
ACTIVE BODY vs.
Active mind— or,
Are they as one?
Right-B. Steiger embellished in his music in Concert
Band. Below-J. Lipner sketching in Art II Class Far
Right-A bowling pin being created on the lathe in
Industrial Arts. Far Below-R. McNees in the dark
room skillfully making a print for Journalism Class.
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I CREATE-
And my soul
Is free to wander.
LEARNING 67
I TRAVEL-
Going, yet coming
To an end.
Far Left-P. Peglow at the Kamakura Daibutsu, in
Kamakura, Japan. Left-D. Brusch at Leaning Tower of
Pisa in Italy. Above Left-E. Goodman in Hebron,
Israel. Above-J. Coulis, D. Holajter-German Honors
Students on the Rhine.
LEARNING 69
NOT ALONE—
And yet,
I learn.
LEARNING 71
Front Row: Jackie Lang (Art: Ball State U.); Rick Mc-
Nees (Journalism: U. of Minnesota); Mark Sutkowski
(Journalism: U. of Minnesota); John Lichtsinn (Jour-
nalism: U. of Minnesota); Dick Atkins (Journalism: U.
of Minnesota); Marilyn Zimmerman (Art: Ball State).
Second Row Seated: Jan Shorb (German: Krefeld, Ger-
many); Rhonda Robertson (Journalism: U. of Minne-
sota, Girls’ State: Indiana U.); Kris Nickoloff (Journal-
ism: U. of Minnesota^; Barb Binko (Art: Ball State U.);
Nancy Lengyel (Girls’ State: Indiana U.); Dave Holajter
German: Krefeld, Germany). Third Row Standing:
Cheryl Huber (Music: Indiana U.); Jane Brossart (Music:
Indiana U.); Carla Tchalo (German: Krefeld. Germany);
Charles Croissant (Music: Indiana U.); Paul Czyzewski
(Chemistry: San Diego State College); John Coulis
(German: Krefeld, Germany); Larry Johnson (Boys’
State: Indiana State U.); Richard Wamsher (Science:
Rose Polytechnical Institute); Tom McDonald (German:
Krefeld, Germany); Keith Corban (Science: Rose Poly).
1969
Summer
Instituters
ACADEMICS 73
1969 - CURRICULUM
MATHEMATICS
UICSM 10 — CURRICULUM: Logic, Segments, Angles, Triangles,
Parallel Lines, Inequality Relations, Polygons, Similar Polygons. Co-
ordinate Geometry, Circles. UICSM 11 — CURRICULUM: Functions,
Polynomials, Logarithms, Sequences. INSIGHTS: New text, films
on the computer, preparation for SAT’s. Algebra — CURRICULUM:
Valuables and Open Sentences, Axioms, Equations, and Problem
Solving, Equations, Inequalities and Problem Solving, Special Prod-
ucts and Factoring, Sentences in Two Variables, Quadratic Equa-
tions, and In equalities. INSIGHTS: Traditional course instead of
team taught. Geometry — CURRICULUM: Trigonometry and In-
direct Measurement, Constructions and Loci, Areas and Volumes of
Solids and Polygons. INSIGHTS: new approach, for all units were
done on an independent basis. Advanced Algebra — CURRICULUM:
Functions and Relations, Polynomials, Conic Sections, Logarithms.
INSIGHTS: Lecture by Purdue professors on engineering, films on
computors, optional lectures. Computer Math — CURRICULUM:
Data processing, Fortran, Using and working problems, develop-
ment of computor. Senior Math — CURRICULUM: Trigonometry,
Analytic Geometry (Conic Sections). Calculus-limits, differentiation,
integration, and their applications. INSIGHTS: entire new program
instituted. Business Mathematics.
ART EDUCATION'
Art 11 — CURRICULUM: drawing, painting, watereolor, acrylic. Oil
composition, graphic (silkscreen), applied design. Art III — CUR-
RICULUM: drawing, painting, graphics, woodcuts, intaglios, jew-
elry, applied design. ART IV— -CURRICULUM: Senior Art Studio,
course required the planning and exhibiting of a “One Man Show.”
LANGUAGE ARTS
English 10 — CURRICULUM: Silas Mamer; Edgar Allen Poe and
his works; Miracle Worker ; A Separate Peace ; Short Stories; Speech;
Lord Of The Flies; Julius Caesar; Grammar ( Parts of Speech, Parts
of a Sentence, Clauses); Invisible Man; War of The Worlds:
Camelot; Poetry. INSIGHTS: Miss Frankowiak’s individualized
reading, theme writing, and grammar programs; Mrs. Wilson’s
making of films on subjects, video taping Julius Caesar, outdoor
class discussions. English 11 — CURRICULUM: Early English Lit-
erature; Macbeth; Colonial American Life; The Scarlet Letter ; 18th
Century English and American Lit; Romanticism in England; 19th
Century English and American Lit; Our Town; 20th Century Eng-
lish and American Lit; Modern Novel (To Kill A Mockingbird, The
Great Gatsby; For Whom The Bell Tolls; or Sister Carrie). IN-
SIGHTS: special projects on essays, poetry, or making a collage;
individualized novel unit with the student choosing one of four
novels; students acted out scenes of MacBctli with props ami
costumes. World Literature — CURRICULUM: Greek Literature;
Hamlet; French Literature; Spanish and Portugcu.se Literature;
Italian Literature; Gennan Literature; Scandinavian Lit; Russian
Lit; Antigone; The Stranger; Madame Bovary; Inferno; Hedda
Gabler; Crime and Punishment; The Cherry Orchard; INSIGHTS:
The class taught Madame Bovary. English Composition — CURRIC-
ULUM: Grammar Review, Style of Writing (Expository, Creative,
Essay, Persuasive, Narrative, Research Papers). Modern Literature —
CURRICULUM: Biography and Autobiography; Poetry; Drama;
Fiction; The Chase; The Bad Seed; Visit To A Small Planet; IN-
SIGHTS: Class members rewrote the final scene of The Bad Seed.
Advanced Placement English — CURRICULUM: Short Stories; Es-
says; poems; Joseph Andrews; Jude The Obscure; The Stranger;
Brighton Rock; All The Kings Men; Great Gatsby; Hamlet; Oedipus;
Hedda Gabler; The Circle; By The Skin Of Our Teeth; Much Ado
About Nothing; Murder In The Cathedral; INSIGHTS: went to
Greek town; went to see the play, “The Merchant of Venice,” wrote
a committee novel. Journalism — CURRICULUM: Newspaper Pro-
duction Class; Yearbook Production Class. Speech — CURRICULUM:
Speech I (Oral Interpretation, Types of speeches, voice and dic-
tion, criticism and evaluation of speeches, radio and broadcasting,
critical listening, impromptu speaking, parlimcntary procedure).
Speech II. INSIGHTS: For Parlimcntary Procedure Unit, the class
established its own club, constitution. Drama — CURRICULUM:
History of the Theatre, Acting Techniques, Technical Design, Mu-
sical Theatre, Stage Movement. INSIGHTS: fencing (for stage
movement), group radio scripts, guest speakers — Prof. Dixon from
Purdue and Mr. Preston, the asst, superintendent.
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Typing 1 — CURRICULUM:keyboard and mechanics of typing, con-
centration on letters and term papers. INSIGHTS: typing designs,
game type stories. Typing II — CURRICULUM: vocational; business
forms and reports; timed writing; individual files. INSIGHTS: re-
search on various job opportunities. Business Law — CURRICULUM:
court procedure; laws pertaining to business (contracts, insurance
labor laws, sales); civil rights; civil disobedience, urban problems.
INSIGHT: acting out trials, end of year writing of own trial with
given situations. Shorthand I — CURRICULUM: fundamentals of
shorthand, shorthand theory; beginning writing; 60 words per min-
ute. INSIGHTS: started transcription techniques for mailable letters.
Shorthand II — CURRICULUM: continuation; building speeds to a
minimum of 90 words per minute with mailable transcripts; em-
phasis on English; spelling, grammar. INSIGHTS: took dictation
from male teachers and administrators at MILS. Office Practice —
CURRICULUM: Introduction to business machines and duplicating
machines; telephone techniques. General Business — CURRICULUM:
Obtain an understanding of the business world, money and bank-
ing, transportation, and travel buying by the consumer. INSIGHT:
wrote a term paper for a future occupation, played the real estate
game; stock market game, anti management game. Bookkeeping—
CURRICULUM: fundamentals in adapting bookkeeping methods
to the business; practiced Bradford Grocery. Salesmanship and
Marketing — CURRICULUM: studied all areas of selling, personal
sales demonstrations, advertising, made own ad layouts and window
displays, studied what product consumers want, how projection
determined prices, produced a project on Marketing Research Paper
for the school’s newspaper. INSIGHTS: the first year for this ap-
proach to business in the high school; one of the few to have it.
GENERAL EDUCATION
Cadet Teaching — CURRICULUM . four week orientation period
during which students became familiar with educational materials.
Also students participated in discussions led by school personnel.
They were then assigned to elementary schools for practical expe-
rience in the classroom. INSIGHTS: the first year for the program,
and it was an overwhelming success in its first implementation.
SUMMARIES - 1970
SOCIAL STUDIES
World History — CURRICULUM: Ancient Greece and Rome, Mid-
dle Ages, Development of England (1066-1480), Age of Absolu-
tion (1485-1796), Age of Revolution, 19th Century. Economics —
CURRICULUM: Business and production, markets and prices, na-
tional income analysis, money credit and banking, economic prob-
lems in our society. INSIGHTS: Management games ( 10-15
companies of three students each competed against each other to
he the most profitable). Government — CURRICULUM: political
philosophies, comparative government, Bill of Rights, congress.
President and Presidency. INSIGHTS: Simulation activity. Propa-
ganda techniques, debating. Sociology — CURRICULUM: Culture
and Society, socialization, social groups, stratification, marriage and
the family, race. INSIGHTS: more discussions, more experimenta-
tion and testing (communication — Chinese telephone). Dr. Trustee
from Purdue spoke on “History of Race Relations ). U.S. History
CURRICULUM: The new Government, The Federalist Period
(1793-1809), the Second War with Great Britain, Nationalist Era,
Sectionalism and Westward Expansion, The Southern States anti
New Parties, The Civil War, Reconstruction, Era of Big Business
and Politics. The First World War, the Depression, The New Deal,
From Isolation to Global Conflict, The Epoch of the Coltl War.
INSIGHTS: Speaker Eric Hubner, an expert on the Civil War even
as a fifth grader, spoke; panels, debates, movies, recording, and
skits on current topics; display of newspapers from the 1930s. A.P .
History. Advanced Government: CURRICULUM: Ind. Research.
Advanced Sociology.
SCIENCE
Biology — CURRICULUM: cell structure, cell function, reproduction,
genetics, and development ecology. INSIGHT: program completely
revised; new audiovisual stations, labs, and textbook; improved
seminar situation. Health and Safety — CURRICULUM: personal
health and behavior, mental health, anatomy, physiology of the
sensory organs, body systems, alcohol, tobacco, narcotics, nutrition,
safety education. INSIGHTS: filmstrips, psychological tests, studies
of the skeleton, attempted lab set-ups. Physical Science — CUR-
RICULUM: mechanics and molecular energy, basic chemistry, wave
motion, electrical and nuclear energy, earth and space science.
INSIGHTS: pollution in an independent study program, helped
organize the Earth Day program. Physics — CURRICULUM: meas-
urement, mechanics, wave motion, light, beat, electricity and mag-
netism, molecular theory, atomic theory, experimental physics. Ad-
vanced Physics — CURRICULUM: rotational mechanics, relativity,
selected experiments. Theoretical Chemistry — CURRICULUM: mole
concept, gas laws, solution chemistry, chemical energy, equilibrium
and kinetics. INSIGHTS: entire course changed, more time through
scheduling. Advanced Chemistry — CURRICULUM: solution chem-
istry and qualitative analysis, organic chemistry, student lab projects.
INSIGHTS: different instructor with the course better preparing
students for college and giving them more insight into chemical
industry. Descriptive Chemistry — CURRICULUM: mole concept,
gas laws, solution chemistry, organic chemistry. Advanced Biology —
CURRICULUM: Independent Research..
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Girls Physical Education — CURRICULUM: tumbling and gymnas-
tics, aquatics, individual and team sports. INSIGHTS: new team-
teaching program (three teachers rotated every six weeks), new
trampoline, new parallel bars, new tumbling mats, new baby bal-
ance beam. Boys Physical Education — CURRICULUM: touch foot-
ball, soccer, cross-country, basketball, volleyball, wrestling, softball,
track, tumbling, the sports are interspersed during the Curetan
Program. INSIGHTS: new unit on golfing was instituted.
HOME ECONOMICS
Home Ec 11— CURRICULUM: advanced clothing, wool, plaids,
dresses, jumpers, slacks. INSIGHTS: knitting as a hobby. Home
Ec ///—CURRICULUM: tailoring, wool, lined slacks, plus foods.
INSIGHTS: made garment for someone other than themselves.
Home Ec /V— CURRICULUM: home nursing and child care
studied, along with a Red Cross course.
MUSIC EDUCATION
Music Appreciation — CURRICULUM: Study of form and style of
music, standard vocal and instrument repertoire, study in aestetie
composition of arts, symphonies of Bectovcn. INSIGHTS: attended
Lyric Opera, studied several operas. Music Theory — CURRIC-
ULUM: traditional harmony, traditional chords, car training, sight
singing, writing of students’ own composition. Chorus. Band.
Orchestra.
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
German //—CURRICULUM: Emphasis on basic vocabulary skills.
INSIGHTS: made video tape of detective story. German ///—CUR-
RICULUM: Grammar, speaking ability, and writing. INSIGHTS:
video tape of robbery of a grocery store which the students wrote
themselves. German IV — CURRICULUM: Grammar and literature,
short stories by modern German authors, read a modern German
text on teenagers in Germany today. INSIGHTS: independent
project on play, news reporting, stories, or an original poem; gram-
mar summary and review made by the use of video taping a play.
German V — CURRICULUM: literature (from beginning to modem);
grammar; discussion on modem issues; German Heritage, Deutche
Horspiele. INSIGHTS: plays, ALM practice tests. German VI—
CURRICULUM: Michael Kohlhaus, Prinz Friedrich, Maria Stuart,
Urfaust, Aus dem Lebeneine, Taugcnichts, Tonio Kroger Die
Verwandlung, Rilke Gcdichtc, Schiller Gediclite, Goethe Gedichte,
Hunderkunstler, Kleider Maclien Leute, INSIGHTS: made own
tapes in lab, discussion on pertinent social topics, enjoyed German
songs. Spanish 1 and //—CURRICULUM: grammar, vocabulary,
dialogues. INSIGHTS: more films on culture, exchange student from
Gavit spoke with students about Argentina, wrote their own dia-
logues. Spanish III — CURRICULUM: conversation, grammar, read-
ing. INSIGHTS: made pinata for Christmas.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
Drafting 1 — CURRICULUM: exploring areas, auxilary projection,
pattern development, geometric construction, architectural basics,
occupational investigation, lettering, sectioning, dimentioning, shape
description. Drafting II — CURRICULUM: sketching, assembly draw-
ings, working drawings, detail drawings, architectural work, aux-
iliaries and revolutions, and Drafting I. Drafing 111 — CURRIC-
ULUM: Advanced (detailed) auxiliary views, detail drawings, as-
sembly drawings, working drawings, architectural construction, shade
and shadow, orthographic projection, planning and development.
Power Mechanics — CURRICULUM: fuel systems, ignition systems, _
four stroke cycle, exhaust systems, cooling systems, brakes. IN-
SIGHTS: lab work, tearing down engines, bringing in the students
own cars to work on. Electricity — CURRICULUM: Power sources,
AC-DC currents, signal generators, home wiring, appliance repair.
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ORGANIZATIONS
Why do I WORK
So eagerly? It’s
simple,
I like what I’m doing.
Right— P. Rinkovsky ex-
hibiting the body paint-
ing which was Art Club’s
attracting booth for the
annual Carnival. Above
Right— J. Stine, putting
up publicity for the
PEPSI yearbook sales in
the teachers’ lounge. Far
Right— B. Pansing pre-
viewing books which
went on sale for the
National Honor Society
Book Sale. Below Right
— J. Patterson, pep club
treasurer, making signs
to support our wrestling
team.
78
Above— P. Lichtsinn does time in the German club jail
at the annual Carnival. Right— M. Sansone, D. Bem-
benista performing at the We Folk “Folk Fest’ which
was held jointly with region schools. Below— R. Leet,
C. Brown, Thespians, taking time out at a summer
theatre rehearsal. Far Right-D. Rutz, varsity cheer-
leader, displaying the Rebel flag.
Hardwork vs.
ENJOYMENT? For me
They are as one.
ORGANIZATIONS 81
Above— In the Homecoming parade, S. Vidakovich, and
J. Riffer advertise Speech and Debate Club’s annual
money-making event, the Chicken Bar-B-Q. Right-B.
Eppler and L. Wisnewski sample this year’s Mustang
lollipop raffled off annually at Sectional time to raise
money for the Y-Teen’s relief fund. Above Right— J.
Fleming, and B. Boroughs sell candy hearts for the
Crier’s yearly Valentine’s Day candy sale. Below Right—
D. Kalman, Concert Band president, becomes a vendor
of chocolate bars to boost funds for purchasing n\ore
band uniforms.
82
To open all eyes
To help our cause,
I make MONEY.
A b o v e— G. Malovance
and N. Wolf practicing
the debate techniques
which sent them for the
second consecutive year
to the National Finals
in Kansas. Above Right
— D. Lanting looking
over the literary maga-
zines she acquired from
the National Scholastic
Press Association Con-
vention for the 1970
Pegasus. Right— J. Wash-
bum comprising a 16-
page signature for the
Paragon. Right— M. Pope
reviewing the proper
procedure for conduct-
ing a student senate
meeting which he ac-
quired at the I. U.
summer program.
84
One day, so as not
To be completely bored,
I began TO LEARN.
ORGANIZATIONS 85
I CONTRIBUTE
Speech trophies-
The state kind.
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Speech Team Statistics: 1st in Sec-
tionals, 1st in Regionals, 1st in State . . . Individual
State Rankings: 1st place— M. Bosch, Oratorical Inter-
pretation, 1st place— N. Lengyel, Poetry Reading, 2nd
place— C. Brown, Dramatic Interpretation, 3rd place—
J. Papais, Humorous Interpretation, 8th place— G.
Breclaw, Broadcasting . . . Semifinalists: 9th place—
G. Malovance, Boy’s Extern, 9th place— P. Higgins,
Girl’s Extemp, 11th place— R. Robertson, Original Ora-
tory, 11th place— N. Wolf, Boy’s Extemp . . . State
Qualifiers: J. Murphy— Broadcasting, L. Friedman—
Discussion, R. Leet— Dramatic Interpretation, K. Read-
Original Oratory, L. Gray— Impromptu . . . History of
the five year old team: 1968— Sectional Winner, Re-
gional Winner, 3rd in State Ranking, 1969— District
Debate Champs, Sectional Winner, Regional Winner,
2nd in State Ranking, 6th in Nation Ranking, 1970-
District Debate Champs, Sectional Winner, Regional
Winner, 1st in State Ranking. Mrs. Helen Engstrom,
coach, CONGRATULATIONS!
Far Left— Mrs. Engstrom, hard working Speech Team
coach, surrounded by the well-earned profits of the
state winning team. Above Left— N. Lengyel recites her
Poetry cutting which earned her the rank of first in
State in Poetry Reading. Left— 1st in State in Oratorical
Interpretation for the second year in a row, M. Bosch
repeats his winning performance for the administration
and student body at an assembly in the team’s honor.
ORGANIZATIONS 87
I CONTRIBUTE—
And encounter
My world.
88
Far Left— N. Sands practicing to accompany the Mixed
Ensembles Christmas performance. Left— S. Dixon, C.
Casich performing precisely to one of their half-time
routines. Below Left— M. Tolin preparing the “News-
beat,” a service of the News Bureau. Below— C. Hutch-
ings portraying Mrs. Claus at the annual Student Sen-
ate party for the Trade Winds Rehabilitation Center.
Above— J. Davidson, the area representative of Y-Teens,
reflects on the Texas convention she attended. Right—
The varsity cheerleaders display the super-superior
trophy they received at the Geneva Wisconsin cheer-
leading camp. Below— C. Casich, C. Satek, A. Simon,
K. Read smile at the prospect of their Quill and Scroll,
journalism honorary, induction. Far Right— Awarded
their 1st All-American, which is the highest honor to
be bestowed a yearbook, the Paragon staff was most
proud.
ACHIEVEMENT is but
The afterthought
Of my labors.
ORGANIZATIONS 91
NOT PICTURED:
1. Jayne Yahnke
23.
Nancy Lengyel
Mark Ballard
2. Nanci Landon
24.
Rob Plunkett
Laurie Bates
3. Debbie Altherr
25.
Lynn Moore
Mary Ann
4. Tom Trent
26.
Neil Wolf
Candiano
5. Rick Leet
27.
Jill Lanman
Chuck Dunning
6. Cherie Brown
28.
Patti Higgins
Lou Hackenbery
7. Caren Casich
29.
Barb Page
Susan Rapacz
8. Jim Schmidt
30.
Les Friedman
Barb Maloney
9. Myron Schmidt
31.
Kirsten Kucer
Nancy Sands
10. Jan Sborb
32.
Judy Patterson
1 1 . Linda Ahlgren
33.
Carle Tchalo
12. Anita Ahlgren
34.
Cathy Satek
13. Peggy Amos
35.
Terry Macko
14. Ken Haas
36.
Keith Corban
15. Dan Tu f ford
37.
Tom McDonald
16. Carol Raves
38.
Bruce Donoho
17. Cathy Najowski
39.
Chris Sobek
18. Anne Mintz (Treasurer)
40.
John Papa is
19. Mark Pope (Vice President)
41.
Cathie Hutching
20. Rhonda Robertson (Secretary)
42.
Mary Jo Miller
21. Mike Bosch (President)
43.
Susie Speelman
22. Paul Coulis
44.
Karen Klage
92
STUDENT
SENATE
INSIGHT: ’69- ’70: The president and vice president attended
the I.U. Student Council Workshop; an orientation program was
held at the beginning of the year for new students; Home-
coming activities were sponsored again; a delegation went to
Trade Winds for the annual Christmas party; the dress code
was revised as a three-part committee was established; Home-
coming Regulations were formulated; many issues were re-
searched: legalizing driving to school, better food service, and
abolishing the dress code; the constitution was revised in the
amendment on alternates; a new executive council’s lunchtime
meeting was established with the Senate and Mr. Kurteff; a
visit by Neil Wolf to the school board was spoken of; Chief
Retzloff was a guest speaker at a meeting; a student exchange
program was initiated with Hammond High School, Hammond
Morton, and Bishop Noll Institute.
ORGANIZATIONS 93
NOT PICTURED: Claudia Bond,
Mike
1. Jeff Riffer (Treasurer)
22.
Mary Bosch
Bosch, Pam Bretz, G. Clement, S.
Crary,
2. Bill Greene
23.
Kelley Donnersberger
K. Malo, B. Nagle, B. Shaver.
3. Roseann Bryan
24.
Mark Pope
4. Nancy Lengyel (Secretary)
25.
Les Friedman (Vice-President)
5. Mrs. Helen Engstrom
26.
Rhonda Robertson
6. Lynn Moore (Historian)
27.
Patty Higgins
7. Robin Allen
28.
Jo Ellen Brink
8. Debbie Tokarz
29.
Julie Murphy
9. Mary McLean
30.
Jill Crary
10. Sue Smith
31.
Sue Bolls
11. Anne Mintz
32.
Mark McConnell
12. Ruth Dray
33.
Sherdene Sorenson
13. Cherie Brown
34.
Greg B reclaw
14. Karen Read
35.
Neil Wolf (President)
15. Tom Trent
36.
Greg Malovance
16. Larry Cray
37.
Harry S trick
17. Don Zoellner
38.
Rick Gubitz
18. Paul Czyzewski
39.
Katy Bachman
19. John Papais
40.
Eve Andersen
20. Rick Leet
41.
Shelly Wilt
21. Miss Pat Frankowiak
94
SPEECH AND
DEBATE
INSIGHT ’69-’70: A first place in the state of Indiana after
wins in sectionals and regionals; the annual speech and debate
Chicken Barbeque at Homecoming was a success again; the
Homecoming car was used as advertising for the BBQ with the
traditional “chicken” in costume; the first banquet on May 25
honoring the team and a year of glory.
ORGANIZATIONS 95
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1. Mr. Toth (Thespians Sponsor)
2. Mr. Lindquist (NHS Sponsor)
3. Mrs. Engstrom (NFL Sponsor)
4. Miss Frankowiak (NFL Sponsor)
5. Katy Backman (NFL)
6. Steve Medanie (Thespians)
7. Steve Crary (Thespians, NFL)
8. Chuck Dunning (Thespians)
9. Andrea Starzak (Thespians)
10. Karen Eitzen (Thespians)
11. Debbie Tokarz (NFL)
12. Sherdene Sorenson (NFL)
13. Robin Allen (NFL, Thespians)
14. Jo Ellen Brink (Thespians)
15. Shelley Wilt (NFL)
16. Tom McDonald (NHS)
17. Denise Kluse (Thespians)
18. Chris Covert (Thespians)
19. Lacy Griffith (Thespians)
20. Judy Patterson (Thespians)
21. Anne Mintz (NFL)
22. Karen Read (NFL)
23. Peg Krol (Thespians, Sec., Q & S)
24. Barb Moore (Thespians)
25. Mary McLean (NFL, Thespians)
26. Debbie Kirincic (Thespians)
27. Cathy Nowojski (NHS)
28. Donna Anderson (Thespians)
29. Sally Meyer (Thespians)
30. Nancy Fodor (Thespians)
31. Lynn Moore (Thespians, NFL, NHS,
Q&S)
32. Nancy Lengyel (NFL, Thespians
Pres., NHS)
33. Michele Tolin (Thespians, Treas.)
34. Gina Brinkman (Q & S)
96
35. Claudia Bond (NFL, NHS)
36. Deanne Brusch (Q & S, NHS)
37. Donna Lammering (Q & S)
38. Patti Higgins (Thespians, NFL)
39. Lou Hackenberry (NHS)
40. Jan Price (Q & S)
41. Larry Johnson (NHS)
42. Jan Shorb (NHS)
43. Dave Holajter (NHS)
44. Jim McDaniel (NHS)
45. Bill Bell (NHS)
46. Tom Trent (Thespians, NFL)
47. John Papais (Thespians, NFL)
48. Mark Berey (NHS)
49. Bob Steiger (NHS)
50. Keith Corban (NHS)
51. Jeff Riffer (NFL)
52. Larry Gray (NFL)
53. Greg Malovance (NFL)
54. Greg Breclaw (NFL)
55. Julie Murphy (NFL)
56. Don Zoellner (NFL)
57. Bill Greene (NFL)
58. Harry Strick (NFL)
59. Dewey Conces (Thespians)
60. Paul Czyzewski (NFL)
61. Sue Bolls (NFL)
62. Rhonda Robertson (Q & S, NFL,
Thesp., NHS)
63. Walt Helminski (Thespians)
64. Rick Leet (Thespians, NFL)
65. Bob Leibengood (Thespians)
66. Howie Fine (Thespians)
67. Melissa Gilchrist (Thespians)
68. Gail Clement (NFL)
69. Rick Gubitz (NFL)
70. Todd Corban (Thespians)
71. Jill Crary (NFL)
72. Kris Nickoloff (Q & S, NHS)
73. Mark Pope (Trespians, NFL)
74. Cherie Brown (NFL, Thespians)
75. Kathy Pope (Thespians)
76. Roseann Bryan (Thespians)
77. Marian Meisterling (Thespians)
78. Ruth Dray (Thespians, NFL, NHS)
79. Cathie Clark (Thespians)
80. Mary Bosch (NFL)
81. Sue Smith (NFL)
82. Wendy Blohm (Thespians)
83. Debbie Lekas (NHS)
84. Donna Muntiu (NHS)
85. Jim Maroe (Q & S— Pres.)
86. Mark Ballard (NHS)
87. Anita Arlgren (NHS)
88. Jill Lanman (NHS)
89. Marjorie Trent (NHS)
90. Kim McLaughlin (Q & S, NHS)
91. Paul Beyer (Thespians, NHS)
92. Chuck Croissant (NHS)
93. Leslie Friedman (NFL, NHS)
94. Bill Pansing (NHS— Pres.)
95. Bob Parker (NHS)
96. Jim Treder (NHS)
93. Neil Wolf (NFL, NHS)
98. Mike Bosch (NFL)
99. Jay Lynn (Thespians)
100. John Coulis (NHS)
NOT PICTURED: Debi Skelley ((Q & S), John Jones (Q & S), Diana Lanting (Q & S), Sue
Brink (Thespians), Joan Buvala (Thespians), Mary Candiano (Thespians), Sue Cress (Thes-
pians), Jim Dilbo (Thespians), Karen Malo (Thespians, NFL), Bill Tanis (Thespians), Linda
Wisnewski , Thespians), Eve Andersen (NFL), Kelley Donnersberger (NFL), Eileen Fehring
(NFL), Larry Gray (NFL), Bill Shaver (NFL).
HONORARIES
National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll,
National Forensic League, Thespians
INSIGHT ’69-70: Quill and Scroll: designated as an honorary
organization and not an activity organization; coordination of
two candlelight ceremonies to induct two pledge classes; organ-
ization of the third annual Publications Banquet at the Scher-
wood with 250 guests attending. National Honor Society: spon-
sored Alexander’s Book Fair; had a car in the Homecoming
parade; put stories on tape for deaf students; ripped stories of
violence out of magazines for boys at the Crown Point Deten-
tion Home. National Forensic League: attended the National
tournament in Washington; had first place trophies in the
Munster Invitational Speech and Debate Tournament and Na-
tional Forensic League District Debate Tournament; IHSPA
Sectionals, Regionals, State Finals; National Forensic League
District Solo Tournament; sent representative to the National
Tournament in Kansas; Thespians: a lot of controversy about the
fall play; fall initiation; hosted the Thespian Regional Con-
ference; participated in the Homecoming parade; held the an-
nual Christmas party; great support of the spring play; ordered
jackets with the Thespian insignia; created the dart balloon
game at the Carnival; had the annual picnic; chose the Summer
Theatre.
ORGANIZATIONS 97
1. Sherrie Schultz (German)
2. Linda Gregg (German)
•3. Beth Graff (German)
4. Terry Johnson (German)
5. Cathy Satek (German)
6. Bev Eppler ( Art; German )
7. Lou Hackenbery (Science)
8. Janet Fleming (Art)
9. Marty Homan (German)
10. Tom McDonald (German— Treas.)
11. Dave Holajter (German— Pres.,
Science— V.P.)
12. Rick Johnson (D.E.)
13. Tom Johnson (D.E.)
14. Sheldon Musick (German)
15. John Bickell (German)
16. Chuck Stewart (Science)
17. Mark Hiple (Science)
18. Larry Johnson (Science)
19. Jan Price (Science)
20. Mary Ann Bauschlet (German)
21. Donna Bcmbenista (German)
22. Jackie Lang (Art)
23. Sharon Abalman (Art)
24. Marilyn Zimmerman (Art)
25. Carol Raves (Art)
26. Sally Meyer (Art— President)
27. Sharon Hostettler (Art)
28. Linda Schmueser (D.D.)
29. Debbie Lekas (German)
30. Linda Castillo (German)
31. Joan Hlinka (German)
32. Paul Coulis (D.E. —Pres.)
33. Ruth Dray (German)
34. Melissa Tharpc
35. Kathy Bogusz (German)
36. Marilyn Sansone (German)
37. Karen Eitzen (Art)
38. Eileen Glapman (D.E., Art)
39. Cathy Nawojski (Art)
40. Theresa Serano (Science)
41. Jan Shorb (German)
42. Pam Mitziga (D.E.)
43. Karen Knesek (D.E.)
44. Sue Schwarz (Science)
45. Rhoda Tanis (D.E.)
46. Denise Kluse (Art)
47. Pat Proll (Art)
48. Nancy Jablonski (Science)
49. Sue Brink (Art)
50. Elaine Yasko (D.E.)
51. Debbie Murphy (German)
52. Patti McNamara (D.E.)
53. Sue Leonard (D.E.)
54. Carla Tchalo (German)
55. Karyl Weyhle (D.E.)
56. Sheri Smith (D.E.)
57. Sue Ferro (D.E.)
58. Nina McCoy (Art)
59. Nancy Brown (Art)
60. Debbie Tokarz (German)
61. Sherdene Sorenson (German)
62. Jeanne Alexander (Art)
63. Diana Castillo (Art)
64. Jo Ann Trimbur (Art)
65. Debbie Bolcis (Art)
66. Lydia Castillo (Art)
67. Sue Amos (Art)
68. Karen Read (German)
69. Rosemary Sikora (Art)
70. Judy Peterman (D.E.)
71. Estelle Kastulous (D.E.)
72. Cathy Angelcos (Art)
73. Triscia Stoker (German)
74. Carol Buczkowski (Art)
75. Jim Russell (Science)
76. Jim McDaniel (Science— Treasurer)
77. Larry Rosenstein (Science, German)
78. Keith Corban (Science, German)
79. Doug Oliver (Science)
80. Paul Czyzewski (Science)
81. Karl Deluga (Science)
INSIGHT ’69-70: Science Club: established after school sales
of Pepsi and potato chips as a money-maker; donated $50 for a
kidney machine in the honor of Mr. Kurteff s father; took a field
trip to Lane Tech High School for the Oceanography film fes-
tival; donated $400 to the science dept, for new equipment for
the lab; D. E. Club: sold calendar towels; attended the regional
DECA conference and had trophy winners: Paul Coulis, Job
Interview; Sue Leonard and Judy Peterman, Window Display;
Chuck Dunning, Sales Demonstration; Sue Ferro, Advertising
Layout Contest; a new club with much enthusiasm. German
Club: sponsored bake sales; presented the movies: EMIL UND
DIE DETEKTIVE” and “DER ZERBROCHENE KRUG ; con-
tributed $100 toward the purchase of a kidney machine in the
honor of Mr. Kurteff’s father; collected toys at Christmas for
the poor; contributed $100 to the I.U. Honors; had the Carn-'val
“Jail”: Art Club: entered the Homecoming Parade, which turned
into a disaster since rain ruined “Designing a Victory’ ; decorated
the school at Christmas time; developed the calendars in the
commons for seasons; sold flowers and did body painting at the
Carnival booth; bought a Picasso print for the school, in trying
to build up a collection of Art Treasures.
ACADEMIC
CLUBS
German Club, Science Club, D.E. Club, Art Club
1. Paul Czyzewski (Chess)
2. Bev. Eppler (Y-Teens— Pres.)
3. John Wilson (Chess)
4. Doug Davidson (Chess)
5. Ron Jones (We-Folk)
6. Nick Makarewich (Chess)
7. Gordon Talanian (Chess)
8. Alan Groeger (Chess)
9. Bill Larson (Chess)
10. Gerry Macko (Y-Teens)
11. Lydia Castillo (Y-Teens)
12. Tricia Stoker (Y-Teens)
13. Denise Kluse (Y-Teens)
14. Gayle Skogan (Y-Teens)
15. Mary Victor (Y-Teens)
16. Karen Eitzen (Y-Teens)
17. Jackie Lang (We-Folk— Pres.)
18. Ilene Clapman (We-Folk— V.P.)
19. Jeanne Alexander (Y-Teens)
20. Debbie Kirincic (Y-Teens)
21. Alexis Huttle (Y-Teens)
22. Debbie Bobin (Y-Teens)
23. Andrea Starzak (Y-Teens)
24. Sherdene Sorenson (Y-Teens)
25. Nancy Branson (Y-Teens)
26. Debbie Wilson (Y-Teens— Treas.)
27. Joan Bogner (Y-Teens— V.P.)
28. Kathy Henke (Y-Teens)
29. Pat Proll (Y-Teens)
30. Jill Davidson (Y-Teens)
31. Lydia Castillo (Y-Teens)
32. Debbie Chael (Y-Teens)
33. Colleen Carney (Y-Teens)
34. Robin Blumenthal (Y-Teens)
35. Terry Johnson (Y-Teens)
36. Susan Rapacz (Y-Teens)
37. Linda Ebling (Y-Teens)
38. Beverly Bond (Y-Teens)
39. Kathy Bell (Y-Teens)
40. Linda Siple (Y-Teens)
41. June Summers (Y-Teens)
42. Tracy Gower (Y-Teens)
43. Nancy Curtis (Y-Teens)
44. Marilyn Friedman (Y-Teens)
45. Vicki Folta (Y-Teens)
46. Janice Hay (Y-Teens)
47. Linda Chidster (Y-Teens)
48. Juliann Driggs (Y-Teens)
49. Walt Helminski (We-Folk)
50. Mike “Abbie” Tolin (Chess)
51. Greg Bembenista (Chess)
52. Jim Young (Chess)
53. Chuck Dunning (We-Folk)
54. Kathy Bogusz (We-Folk; Y-Teens)
55. Marilyn Sansone (We-Folk; Y-Teens)
56. Gary Figuly (Chess)
57. Sheldon Musick (Chess)
58. Donna Bembenista (We-Folk; Y-Teens)
59. Carol Raves (We-Folk)
60. Avis Reed (We-Folk)
61. Ruth Helminski (We-Folk; Y-Teens)
62. Dave Spaniol (Chess)
63. Sonia Castillo (Y-Teens)
64. Beth Graff (Y-Teens)
65. Linda Gregg (Y-Teens)
66. Karen Read (Y-Teens— Sec.)
67. Susi Woodward (Y-Teens)
68. Joy Goebel (Y-Teens)
69. Karen Beatty (Y-Teens)
70. Loretta Pedone (Y-Teens)
71. Gail Pratt (Y-Teens)
72. Jackie Dahm (Y-Teens)
73. Rosemary Sikora (Y-Teens)
74. Sue Parks (Y-Teens)
75. Nancy Gile (Y-Teens)
76. Claudia Bower (Y-Teens)
77. Linda Fort (Y-Teens)
78. Sherri Barth (Y-Teens)
79. Carolyn Stankie (Y-Teens)
80. Diane Gajewski (Y-Teens)
81. Twala Wells (Y-Teens)
82. Denise Skozen (Y-Teens)
83. Teresa Seranno (Y-Teens)
84. Cindy Kocal (Y-Teens)
85. Chris Lautz (Y-Teens)
86. Nancy Southworth (Y-Teens)
87. Nancy Jablonski (Y-Teens)
88. Carole Chickoski (Y-Teens)
ACTIVITY
CLUBS
Y -Teens, We-Folk, Chess Club
INSIGHT ’69-70: Y-Teens: entered a car in the Homecoming
parade; during National Y-Teens Week, washed car windows at
Burgers and Montgomery Wards; collected for UNICEF at which
the Munster chapter collected the most money; caroled at Christ-
mas time at Sandra Memorial Nursing Home; attended a party
at the “Y” in which fifty needy children were given toys that
Munster had collected; held a formal dance at the Scherwood
Club; had the annual lollipop sale; held a car wash and bake
sale; sold candy turtles; Jill Davidson was honored as the area
representative for the Texas convention of Y-Teens; We-Folk:
went to Donovan Concert in October; performed at the Christ-
mas show for the junior high; had a food drive, Kitchen
Krusade,” in January; combined efforts with Morton and Lake
Central in hosting the first Folk Festival; sang at community
events; decorated a wagon for the Homecoming parade; par-
ticipated in a T.V. show at Lake Central; Chess Club: played
during lunch hours; entered an area tournament.
1. Mary Jo Miller (Pep Club)
2. Jan Shorb (Pep Club— Pres.)
3. Carol Kolten (Pep Club)
4. Mary Bosch (Pep Club)
5. Daletta McGraw (Pep Club)
6. Cathy Satek (Pep Club)
7. Eve Andersen (Pep Club)
8. Janice Satek (Pep Club)
9. Nancy Bjelland (Pep Club)
10. Alexis Huttle (Pep Club)
1 1. Karen Read (Pep Club)
12. Karen Geiger (Pep Club)
13. Linda Chidster (Pep Club)
14. Lydia Castillo (Pep Club)
15. Sue Brownlee (Pep Club)
16. JoEllen Breschock (Pep Club)
17. Bev Bond (Pep Club)
18. Jan Bonner (Pep Club)
19. Roseann Bryann (Pep Club)
20. Sue Webber (Drill Team)
21. Renee Stevens (Pep Club)
22. Carol Buczkowski (Pep Club)
23. Sue Amos (Pep Club)
24. Leslie Hoekema (Pep Club)
25. Sue White (Drill Team)
26. Beth Berey (Pep Club)
27. Debbie Ham (Pep Club)
28. Nancy Gile (Pep Club)
29. Cathy Boender (Pep Club)
30. Renee Guilotte (Pep Club)
31. Kathy Knutson (Pep Club)
32. Cherie Brown (Majorette)
33. Nancy Southworth (Pep Club)
34. Mary Satek (Pep Club)
35. Sherdene Sorenson (Pep Club)
36. Debbie Tokarz (Pep Club)
37. Robin Allen (Pep Club)
38. Jackie Dahm (Pep Club)
39. Cathy Strachan (Pep Club)
40. Jill Crary (Pep Club)
41. Jean Stine (Pep Club)
42. Sue Smith (Pep Club)
43. Leslie Feingold (Pep Club)
44. Jan Burlison (Pep Club)
45. Trudy Murakowski (Majorette)
46. Carolyn Conrad (Majorette)
47. Nancy Fodor (Majorette)
48. Betsy Brager (Cheerleader)
49. Jayne Yahnkc (Cheerleader)
50. Sue Dixon (Drill Team)
51. Eileen Fehring (Cheerleader)
52. Debbie Rutz (Cheerleader)
53. Anita Ahlgren (Cheerleader)
54. Marjorie Trent (Cheerleader)
55. Carolyn Cooney (Drill Team)
56. Gayle Rutz (JV Cheerleader)
57. Chris Sobek (JV Cheerleader)
58. Donna Schley (JV Cheerleader)
59. Susi Speelman
(JV Cheerleader)
60. Caren Casich (Drill Team)
61. Pam Eisner (Drill Team)
62. Nancy Landon (Drill Team)
63. Lisa Heatherington
(Pep Club)
64. Angela Speranza (Pep Club)
65. Cathy Hanus (Pep Club)
66. Diane Castillo (Pep Club)
67. Becky Lorentzen (Pep Club)
68. Breena Dahlkoff (Pep Club)
69. Debbie Bolcis (Pep Club)
70. Kathy Sagala (Pep Club)
71. Rosemary Sikora (Pep Club)
72. Mary Victor (Pep Club)
73. Brenda Young (Pep Club)
74. Jo Ann Trimbur (Pep Club)
75. Cathy Hutchings (Pep Club)
76. Gail Ahlborn (Pep Club)
77. Jill Davidson (Pep Club)
78. Mary Ann Garafalo
(Pep Club)
79. Sharon Zweige (Pep Club)
80. Diane Angell (Pep Club)
81. Karen Quint (Pep Club)
82. Joan Czyperle (Pep Club)
83. Janice Hay (Pep Club)
84. Leslie Rudzinski (Pep Club)
85. Jill Rittman (Pep Club)
86. Diane Marden (Pep Club)
87. Kathy Pope (Pep Club)
88. Joanne White (Pep Club)
89. Patty Higgins (Pep Club)
90. Dale Lammering (Pep Club)
91. Eve Coulis (Pep Club)
92. Doreen Estrada (Pep Club)
93. Diane Weeks (Pep Club)
94. Cathy Angelocos (Pep Club)
95. Julie Headdy (Majorette)
96. Barb Krueger (Majorette)
97. Ann Coulis (Pep Club)
98. Janet Satek (Pep Club)
99. Melissa Boldt (Pep Club)
100. Wendy Wilkins (Pep Club)
101. Toni Thomas (Pep Club)
102. Diane Leirer (Pep Club)
103. Ruth Dray (Pep Club)
104. Linda Gregg (Pep Club)
105. Gail Pratt (Pep Club)
106. Mary Ann Jugovic (Pep Club)
107. Beth Graff (Pep Club)
108. Marian Fetzko (Pep Club)
109. Sherri Barth (Pep Club)
110. Pam Peglow (Pep Club)
111. Sue Parks (Pep Club)
112. Andrea Starzark (Pep Club)
113. Kelly Donnersberger (Pep Club)
114. Dawn Guess (Pep Club)
115. Lou Hackenberry (Pep Club)
116. Kim Graham (Drill Team)
117. Coralee Cleveland (Drill Team)
118. Terry Johnson (Drill Team)
119. Debby Altherr (Drill Team)
120. Linda Ahlgren (Pep Cluh)
121. Barb Crockett (Drill Team)
122. Barb Page (Drill Team)
123. Peggy Tilka (Drill Team)
124. Karen Dobis (Drill Team)
125. Dana Schley (Drill Team)
126. Juli Shumway (Drill Team)
127. Jeanne Alexander (Drill Team)
128. Karen Klage (Pep Club)
129. Lynn Erickson (Drill Team)
130. Peggy Amos (Drill Team)
SPIRIT CLUBS
Pep Club, Majorettes, Drill Team, Cheerleaders
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Pep Club: three football season pep rallies;
a newly instituted card section; first runner-up in the Home-
coming car competition; made all signs boosting spirit for the
athletic events; decorated the locker rooms at sectional time;
sponsored Spirit Week and the Class Spirit Award; sold wreaths
at Christmas as a money-maker. Majorettes: a somewhat disap-
pointing year because of lack of communication; participated in
the Homecoming parade; performed at football and basketball
half-times. Drill Team: a new four-membered board: Caren
Casich, Sue Dixon, Carolyn Cooney, Pam Eisner; new outfits
and shakers; new routines with the band; sold ribbons before
all games; entered the Carnival with the selling of balloons.
Cheerleaders: went to a camp in Michigan and won a first place
trophy; made money and gave mothers of ball players corsages
at sectionals; attended the IU clinic; changed cheers to the
more casual.
ORGANIZATIONS 103
1. K. Kraus (10&U)
2. T. Lavery (10&11)
3. T. Ashby (105:11)
4. M. Robertson (105c
11 )
5. R. Kennel (10&1 1)
6. C. Moore (108:11)
7. D. Vieweg (10&1 1)
8. J. Lipner (106cll)
9. C. Rawlins (106:11)
10. R. Leet (105cll)
11. R. Levin (105:11)
12. S. Parrish (105cll)
13. J. Zopp (105:11)
14. J. Papais (106:11)
15. D. Green (105:11)
16. G. Breclaw (105:11)
17. T. Ellison (105:11)
18. B. Shinkan (105:11)
19. T. Campion (105:11)
20. R. Hirsch (106:11)
21. T. Gibbs (10&11)
22. K. Clifton (105:11)
23. L. Dunn (106:11)
24. M. Victor (106:11)
2.5. W. Wakefield
26. C. Simpson (105:11)
27. K. Johnson (105:11)
28. S. Crary (106:11)
29. W. Barton (106:11)
30. B. Kelley 105:11)
31. M. Nolan (106:11)
32. J. Boris (106:11)
33. K. Read (106:11)
34. V. Sala (106:11)
35. C. Johnson (106:11)
36. B. Berey (106:11)
37. M. Church (106:11)
38. T. Johnson (106:11)
39. S. Sorensen (106:11)
40. S. Keene (106:11)
41. J. Barker (108:11)
42. L. Hodus (105:11)
43. N. Gile (105:11)
44. T. Trent (106:11)
45. J. Yaknke (105:11)
46. E. Fehring (106:11)
47. J. Bonner (106:11)
48. G. Schoon (108:11)
49. P. Kasten (108:11)
50. K. Klage (106:11)
51. D. Marks (108:11)
52. L. Griffith (106:11)
53. B. Lorentzen (106:11)
54. M. Rader (106:11)
55. C. Casich (105:11)
56. R. Delaney (106:11)
57. R. Gershman (106:
11 )
58. J. Gainer (106:11)
59. P. Shaw (106:11)
60. D. Chael (106:11)
61. J. Alexander (106:11)
62. B. Eppler (108:11)
63. C. Huber (106:11)
64. V. Breclaw (106:11)
65. C. Clark (106:11)
66. S. Dixon (106:11)
67. D. Tokarz (105:11)
68. J. Rittman (106:11)
69. D. Guess (106:11)
70. N. Landon (106:11)
71. M. Miller (106:11)
72. J. Malo (108:11)
73. J. White (106:11)
74. D. Altherr (108:11)
75. K. Sagala (108:11)
76. J. Trimbur (106:11)
77. A. Huttle (106:11)
78. R. Sikora (105:11)
79. N. Lekas (106:11)
80. C. Satek (108:11)
81. S. Amos (106:11)
82. D. Castillo (108:11)
83. D. Wilson (108:11)
84. L. Castillo (108:11)
85. S. Zweige (106:11)
86. J. Sumbels (105:11)
87. M. Tanis (Gl)
88. L. Krupinski (Gl)
89. K. Salatas (10)
90. C. Kendrick (Gl)
91. J. Copple (Gl)
92. K. Quint (Gl)
93. R. Strickland (10)
94. D. Keene (11)
95. M. Ulber (11)
96. B. Larson (106:11)
97. C. Angelcos (105:
11 )
98. R. Jones (106:11)
99. D. Demy (105:11)
100. R. Helminski (Gl)
101. M. Fetzko (Gl)
102. J. Murphy (Gl)
103. N. McDaniel (Gl)
104. M. Otte (Gl)
105. N. Southworth (Gl)
106. S. Barth (Gl)
107. Janet Satek (Gl)
108. B. Williamson
109. J. Lair (Gl)
110. G. Macko (Gl)
111. Janice Satek
112. J. Kuhn (Gl)
113. D. Leirer (Gl)
1 14. E. Coulis (Gl)
115. A. White (Gl)
116. M. Majowski (Gl)
117. G. Ahlborn (Gl)
118. B. Ross (106:11)
119. J. Wingfield (10
8 : 11 )
120. J. Russell (Con)
121. J. Lichtsinn (Con)
122. B. Pansing (Con)
123. K. Haas (Con)
124. J. Coulis (Con)
125. C. Davidson (Con)
126. D. VonBorstel (Con)
127. M. Pope (Con)
128. M. Sutkowski (Con)
129. K. Replinger (Con)
130. T. Baudino (Con)
131. P. Amos (Con)
132. L. Wisnewski (Con)
133. C. Tchalo (Con)
134. J. Brossart (Con)
135. S. Castillo (Con)
136. D. Kirincic (Con)
137. D. Muntiu (Con)
138. C. Brown (Con)
139. J. Lanman (Con)
140. N. Sands (Con)
141. K. Kucer (Con)
142. D. Nelson (Con)
143. K. Malo (Con)
144. D. McGraw (Con)
145. C. Kolton (Con)
146. R. Dray (Con)
147. S. Webber (Con)
148. J. Wennekes (Con)
149. M. Polisky (Con)
150. J. Shorb (Con)
151. W. Blohm (Con)
152. C. Bond (Con)
153. D. Pelc (Con)
154. S. Cress (Con)
155. D. Stewart (Con)
156. A. Ahlgren (Con)
157. L. Bates (C Gl)
158. G. Ammon (Con)
159. J. Gilbo (Con)
1 60. J. Simpson (Con, Gl)
161. P. Higgins (Con)
162. M. Trent (Con)
163. K. Andersen (Con)
164. B. Nelson (Con)
165. G. Pratt (Glee)
166. L. Fort (Glee)
167. T. Helminski (Con)
168. T. Siemering (Con)
169. J. Sullivan (Con)
170. S. Mohler (Con)
171. K. Bogusz (Glee)
172. K. Geiger (Gl)
173. M. Sansone (Glee)
174. P. Tilka (Glee)
175. D. Bembenista (Gl)
176. W. Wilkins (Glee)
177. S. Speelman (Glee)
178. J. Burlison (Gl)
179. N. Bjelland (Gl)
180. J. Washburn (Glee)
181. C. Stanki (Gl)
182. D. Weeks (Gl)
183. K. Knutson (Gl)
184. J. Davison (Glee)
185. M. Nondorff (Gl)
186. T. Thomas (Glee)
187. D. Schley (Glee)
188. P. Hamacher (Gl)
189. C. Bond (Glee)
190. M. Meisterling V G1)
191. P. Good (Glee)
192. E. Hensey (Glee)
193. G. Gyure (Glee)
194. J. Stine (Glee)
195. L. Erickson (Glee)
196. D. Lammering (Gl)
197. J. Crary (Glee)
198. B. Raymond (Gl)
199. S. Smith (Glee)
200. K. Pope (Glee)
201. J. Hlinka (Glee)
202. L. Feingold (Glee)
203. C. Carney (Glee)
204. R. Bryan (Glee)
205. K. Donnersburger
206. L. Heatherington
207. A. Speranza (Glee)
208. C. Lautz (Glee)
209. C. Hanus (Glee)
210. J. Gobel (Glee)
211. R. Guilotte (Gl)
212. S. Webber (Glee)
213. J. Breshock (Gl)
214. A. Coulis (Gl)
215. J. Barker (Gl)
216. D. Estrada (Glee)
217. L. Hoekema (Gl)
218. M. Bosch (Glee)
219. L. Rudzinski (Gl)
220. C. Stracken (Gl)
221. B. Graff (Glee)
222. J. Dahm (Glee)
223. M. Jugovic (Glee)
224. M. Boldt (Glee)
225. C. Chichoski (Gl)
226. B. Kroll (Glee)
227. L. Gregg (Glee)
228. J. Treder (Glee)
229. J. Shumway (Glee)
230. M. Gilchrist (Gl)
GENERAL
VOCAL
MUSIC
Glee Club, Concert Choir,
10th 6- 11th Grade Choir
INSIGHT ’69-70: 10th and 11th Choir: sang in the Winter Con-
cert— “Carol of the Bells,” “The French Carol,” Amahl and the
Nite,”; the Spring Concert found selections such as “Alleluia! ,
“To Choose Something Like A Star,” and “Ainta That Good
News!” Concert Choir: the choir— day candy sale was held in
November; the December Concert; the presentation of a Spring
Concert in April; the NISBOVA Contest in Elkart and a second
place rating; sang at Baccalaureate and at Graduation; Girls’
Glee Club: sang at the Christmas concert with tre Ceremony of
Carols; sang at the Christmas Assembly; sang at the spring music
concert; received a first place rating at NISBOVA.
ORGANIZATIONS 105
1. John Coulis (Mixed)
2. Mark Pope (Boys’)
3. Kathy Pope (Girls’ E.)
4. Maria Modjeski (Girls’ E.)
5. Greg Breclaw (Boys’)
6. Marian Meisterling (Girls’ E.)
7. Carolyn Bond (Girls’ E.)
8. Roger Levin (Boys’)
9. Curt Moore (Mixed)
10. Nancy Sands (Mixed; Sextet Accompan.)
11. Joe Zopp (Mixed)
12. Nancy Landon (Girls’ E.)
13. Sue Webber (Girls’ E.)
14. Rick Leet (Mixed)
15. Jim Russell (Mixed)
16. Chuck Croissant (Mixed; Boys’
Accompan.)
17. Carla Tchalo (Mixed)
18. Gary Shumway (Boys’)
19. Donna Muntiu (Mixed)
20. Dave Vieweg (Mixed)
21. Terry Gibbs (Boys’)
22. Jane Brossart (Sextet)
23. Jan Shorb (Mixed)
24. Claudia Bond (Sextet)
25. Marjorie Trent (Mixed)
26. Karen Malo (Mixed)
27. Jim Wingfield (Boys’)
28. Dave Pelc (Mixed)
29. Diane Castillo (Sextet)
30. Cathy Clifton (Girls’ E.)
31. Gloria Guy re (Girls’ E.)
32. Mr. Fort
33. Cathy Clark (Sextet)
34. Peg Kasten (Sextet; Girls’ Accompan.)
35. Craigs Rawlins (Boys’)
36. Ken Andersen (Boys’)
37. Jill Lanman (Mixed)
38. Terry Baudino (Boys’)
39. Mr. Holmberg
40. Brad Ross (Boys’)
41. Cherie Brown (Sextet)
42. Tom Siemering (Mixed)
43. Dick VonBorstel (Boys’)
44. Craig Davidson (Boys’)
NOT PICTURED: Barb Kennel (Girls’ &
Mixed)
SPECIALIZED
VOCAL
MUSIC
Mixed Ensemble, Girls’ Ensemble,
Boys’ Ensemble, Girls’ Sextet
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Mixed Ensembles: sang at Christmas concerts
at the Munster Junior Woman’s Club, Woman’s Chapter of the
AMA meeting, Eads School, and MHS; sang at the spring con-
cert at Hammond Tech, and at the Spring concert at Munster.
Girls’ Ensemble: sang at tre Munster Jr. Woman’s Club; the
Medical Auxiliary, the Comuunity Hospital Auxiliary, Eads
School, the Senior High Christmas Concert, the Christmas As-
sembly program; received a first place rating from the NISBOVA
contest, and a second place rating at the state contest; sang at
the spring concert. Boys’ Ensemble: first place at NISBOVA;
Girls’ Sextet: won a first at regionals and a first at the state con-
test; the second year with the same girls and winning tradition.
1. Mark Wein (Concert)
2. Bob Hetrick (Concert, Pep, Stage)
3. Bob Kulka (Concert, Pep, Stage)
4. Fred Martin (Concert)
5. Rick Wamsher (Concert, Pep, Stage)
6. Dave Kalman (Concert, Pep, Stage)
7. Kathy Jones (Concert)
8. Paul Schaw (Concert)
9. Loretta Pedone (Concert)
10. Mark Berns (Concert, Pep, Stage)
11. Gina Brinkman (Concert, Stage)
12. Dan Tufford (Concert)
13. Bob Steiger (Concert, Pep)
14. Sheree Peglow (Concert, Pep)
15. Therese Martin (Concert, Pep)
16. Chris Sobek (Concert)
17. Dorir Marks (Concert)
18. Jim Schmidt (Concert)
19. Cheryl Huber (Concert, Pep, Stage)
20. Jack Kus (Concert, Pep, Stage)
21. Paul Lichtsinn (Concert, Pep)
22. John Panchisin (Concert)
23. Greg Eidam (Concert, Pep, Stage)
24. George Devetak (Cone., Pep, Stage)
25. Jackie Dahm (Concert, Pep)
26. Linda Chidester (Concert, Pep)
27. Nancy Chipman (Concert, Pep)
28. Jane Washburn (Concert, Pep)
29. Paul Wickland (Concert, Pep, Stage)
30. Myron Schmidt (Concert, Pep, Stage)
31. John Bickel (Concert)
32. Phil Coulis (Concert)
33. Glenn Griffin (Concert, Pep, Stage)
34. Mr. Carmony (Director)
INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC
Pep Band, Stage Band, Concert Band
INSIGHT ’69-’70: a new director inspired many; the establish-
ment of an entirely new band program with four bands— stage,
pep, junior high, and senior high concert band; chose not to be
in the Christmas Concert, but instead had their own in the
Spring; the Pep Band toured the elementary schools; the Stage
Band toured the Jewish Synagogue and Frank Hammond School;
the Pep Band marched in the Lansing parade and played at the
carnival; had a cake walk at the carnival; sold candy as a money-
maker.
ORGANIZATIONS 109
1. Wendy Blohm (Paragon)
2. Kris Nickoloff (Paragon— Co-Editor)
3. Rhonda Robertson (Paragon— Co-Editor)
4. Rick Hirsch (Pegasus, Crier)
5. Nicki Lekas (Pegasus)
6. Joyce Barker (Paragon)
7. Janet Satek (Paragon)
8. Beth Raymond (Paragon)
9. Dale Lammering (Paragon)
10. Wendy Wilkins (Crier)
11. Jill Crary (Crier)
12. Robin Allen (News Bureau, Crier)
13. Nancy Bjelland (Crier)
14. Michelle Tolin (News Bureau)
15. Jan Price (News Bureau, Pegasus)
16. Mary Satek (Crier)
17. Donna Bembenista (Paragon)
18. Linda Gregg (Paragon)
19. Kathy Knutson (Crier)
20. Kathy Bogusz (Paragon)
21. Linda Schmueser (Crier)
22. Dan Tufford (Crier)
23. Jeanne Kuhn (Paragon)
24. Miss Kelley (Adviser: Cr. & Peg.)
25. Mrs. Wilson (Adviser: Paragon)
26. Mrs. Glendening (Adviser: N.B.)
27. Bill Pansing (Paragon)
28. Alexis Huttle (Paragon)
29. Debbie Bobin (Paragon)
30. Sue Amos (Paragon)
31. Karen Read (Paragon)
32. Liz Cohen (Paragon)
33. Kim Graham (Paragon)
34. Kim McLaughin (Crier)
35. Gina Brinkmann (News Bureau)
36. Sally Meyer (Pegasus)
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37. Lori Nelson (Pegasus, Crier)
38. Cathy Satek (Paragon)
39. Debbie Bolcis (Paragon)
40. Sue Schwarz (News Bureau)
41. Janice Satek (Paragon)
42. Alice Beckman (Paragon)
43. Jo Ann Trimbur (Paragon)
44. Mary Ann Bauscblet (Paragon)
45. Terry Martin (Crier)
46. Carole Ciohoski (Paragon)
47. Deanne Brusch (Paragon)
48. Mary Anne Candiano (Crier)
49. Julie Slivka (Pegasus)
50. Chris Fischer (Paragon)
51. Arlene Simon (Crier)
52. Debi Skelley (Paragon, Crier)
53. Nancy Southworth (Crier)
54. Diana Lanting (Pegasus— Ed.; Crier)
55. Paula Walker (Paragon)
56. Donna Lammering (Paragon)
57. Donna Muntiu (Crier)
58. Jan Copple (Pegasus)
59. Lynn Moore (Editor— News Bureau)
60. Larry Rosenstein (Pegasus)
61. Sherri Barth (Paragon)
62. Ellen Jacobson (Paragon)
63. Ellen Goodman (Paragon)
64. Cathy Buckley (Paragon, News Bur.)
65. Ken Replinger (Crier)
66. Karl Deluga (Pegasus, Crier)
67. Dave Holaiter (Pegasus)
68. Curt Etter (Pegasus)
69. Cheryl Lanting (Pegasus)
70. Eve Coulis (Crier)
71. Rick Gubitz (Paragon)
72. Mary Bosch (Paragon)
73. Barb Page (Paragon)
74. Anne Mintz (Crier)
75. Jim Young (Paragon)
76. Tom Schwoegler (Paragon, Crier)
77. Cathy Hanus (Paragon)
78. Linda Krupinski (Pegasus)
79. Jackie Dahm (Pegasus)
80. Rick McNees (Paragon, Crier)
81. Jane Washburn (Paragon)
82. Toni Thomas (Paragon)
83. Cbris Sobek (Paragon)
84. Mary Ann Jugovic (Paragon, Crier)
85. John Jones (Editor— Crier)
86. Brooke Boroughs (Pegasus, Crier)
87. Leslie Feingold (Paragon)
88. Jean Stine (Paragon)
89. Mark Sutkowski (Paragon, Crier)
90. Pam Peglow (Paragon)
91. Karen Geiger (Paragon, Crier)
92. Judy Patterson (News Bureau)
93. Sharon Abalman (Crier)
94. Ellen Hensey (Crier)
95. Dick Atkins (Paragon)
96. Marian Fetzko (Paragon)
97. John Lichtsinn (Crier)
98. Barb Maloney (Crier, Pegasus)
99. Karen Fischer (Paragon)
100. Peggy Good (Crier)
101. Joni Gainer (Paragon)
102. Gerry Macko (Crier)
103. Pat Proll (Paragon)
104. Sherry Goldstein (Crier)
105. Patti Dermody (Crier)
106. Caren Casich (Paragon)
107. Ken Andersen (Crier)
NOT PICTURED: Karen Allen (Par.); Marian Meisterling (Par.); Kathy Pope (Par.); Angela
Speranza (Par.); Sue Parks (Par.); Rich Pellar (Par.); Rudy Higgins (Par.); Larry Johnson
(Par.); Rusty Rasch (Par.); J. Maroe (Ed.— Crier; Peg., N. B.); D. Kirincic (N. B.); A. Gold-
stein (Crier), P. Krol (Crier).
PUBLICATIONS
Paragon, Crier, News Bureau, Pegasus
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Paragon: First Place in Homecoming car com-
petition; trip to the National Scholastic Press Assn. Conv. in
Chicago over Thanksgiving; annual Christmas gift-exchange and
the sophomore skit; record sale of yearbooks during the PEPSI
campaign; “Pary’s Posies” for the carnival booth netted over $95;
the SOS picture sale brought in $75; the third annual Publica-
tions Banquet found twelve staff members being honored as
“Most Outstanding”; monthly workshops continued; the addition
of the sophomore and junior sixteen-paged signatures; a trip to
the publishing company in Alabama for the co-editors; a trip to
S.K. Smith in Chicago for editors; the highest honor achieved
in December: Paragon’s first “All-American.” Crier: an entirely
new paper; a style perfected with additional news columns of
Side-Lines, Speak-Out. and World in Focus; a special pollution
issue gained professionalism; a $300 debt in September was
overcome by money-making activities: taffy apples, candy canes,
candy hearts, bake sales, car wash; an old-fashioned ice-cream
parlor was the Carnival booth; a year with a staff proud of its
professional-looking paper. News Bureau: a good staff with
enthusiasm from the members and adviser; more coverage for
MHS with the addition of four columns; planning of two TV
programs; the continuance of the MHS Happenings in the Com-
mons; a “Love Bead” booth at the Carnival; a year of re-building
and an organized staff. Pegasus: a changed magazine format with
a quote theme unifying the production; a more professional-
looking magazine with the type set; first carnival booth; success.
ORGANIZATIONS 111
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Above— Varsity— Front Row: J. Brandley, trainer; J. McDaniel, man-
ager; G. Duffala, D. Pelc, R. Wamsher, R. Higgins, R. Parker, M.
Berey, J. Wilson, B. Parker, J. Eidam, tri-captain; D. Moreno, T. Siem-
niering, manager. Back Row: L. Johnson, L. Kraus, G. Starewicz, S.
Mohler, A. Guttstein, T. Khras, tri-captain; G. Weyand, J. Co.ulis, J.
Treder, T. Morris, K. Johnson, P. Jankura, tri-captain; M. Rader.
Above-Football Team-Front Row: M. Niksic, Asst. Coach; D. Edinger,
R. Plunkett, M. Brew, A. Groeger, J. Given, P. Coulis, P. Mulany d!
Green B. Vitkus, W. Peters, B Kelly, B. Long, M. Robertson, J. Stone,
Asst. Coach. Back Row: A. Bochnowski, Asst. Coach, J. Webber, D.
White, D. Paul, G. Karas, C. Peyrot, JL.Ioung, B. Shinkan. R. Hoclor.
R. Delaney J. Wingfield, B. Green, RShaw, D. Borgman, manage^
J. Friend, Head Coach.
Football
I am now the
Epitome of violence,
Pain, sweat, dirt,
Rage; I have become
The victor- I have
Experienced the ultimate
And I am still
But hero, but failure,
But man.
INSIGHT ’69: Coach Friend, true esteem bestowed by
all— a “Bridge” kept, a rating of sixth in state by the
AP— until— a lost “world war” at Valpo by one point, a
termination of the season, an eleventh place state rank-
ing, the admiration of this football team, our best ever,
was truly bequeathed in its entirety.
Left— D. Pelc speedily accelerates dauntless of the
heavy traffic. Below— T. Karas champions pile resulting
in yet another touch down adding to his fame.
Right— J. Eidam (
tackle. Below— L.
square-out switch
Football
lisplays his jarring and characteristic
Johnson successfully maneuvers a
pattern.
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
Munster
Opponent
21
Clark
8
43
Chesterton
9
45
River Forest
0
33
Highland
14
50
Whiting
0
35
Lake Central
12
13
Valparaiso
14
35
Crown Point
6
33
Wirt
6
42
T. F. South
0
State Ranking: 11th
SEASON RECORD: 9-1
The hands, the grace, the disregard for consequences
Gang tackling— the pain, the sweat, the dirt, the rage
Invincible lineman— acclaimed for their “wild-eyed efforts” by Coach Friend
J. Coulis— zeros in for superb support at defensive end
B. Parker— tackles to fracture foe’s pass
G. Starewicz— speed and power enables a break to the
open
ATHLETICS 117
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G. Starewicz prepares to peal back as L. Kraus deters certain Highland enemy. G. Weyand — exhibits the constant grit typifying Mustang gridmen,
Morris— energetic brawn powers off-tackle
This is what our players wear to keep them warm when we’re not there
M. Rader— fiercely leads interference for acclaimed senior tailback T. Karas
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X-Country Team— Front Row— K. Corban, R. Rasch, co-
captains; R. Clark, L. Gray, R. Carr, J. Spector, J.
Rosco, M. Erickson, J. Rasch, Richard Dilling, coach.
Second Row— B. Bracco, C. Davidson, T. Grothouse, P.
Czyzewski, M. McConnell, J. Lichtsinn, D. Cummings,
B. Frantz, B. Shaver. Right bottom: Jim Rasch— an
obstinate, resolved and dogged will is never bent.
VARSITY X-COUNTRY
Munster
Opponei
47
Highland
17
16
Lowell
39
15
Lew Wallace
43
20
Clark
37
17
Hanover Central
54
18
Horace Mann
43
25
Gavit
33
27
Bishop Noll
28
15
Lake Central
40
20
East Chicago Wash.
37
15
Whiting
62
21
Merrillville
34
21
T. F. South
37
22
River Forest
35
Highland Invitational— 7th; La Porte
Invitational— 13th; Sectional— 4th;
Regional -14th; SEASON RECORD 13'-1
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The “Creature’s” crew, a minute rest, and a pre-sectional visit to Tacques Marquett.
The Dunes, muddy sand, and swift determination
Corban— to have infinite power is but to surpass
Carr— an invincible quest
, it
Dilling— the man who made us men Clark— the aspiring team nucleus R. Rasch— an overmaster of pain
X-Country
I am now jettisoned forth
My legs are
Pumping furiously
Into a still green
Gallop - and so I
Befriend a song - a
Simple sound - until
The painful conquest
Has but ceased.
INSIGHT ’69: The “Creature”— the imaginary team mas-
cot . . . “WMPP”— the victory over Bishop Noll . . .
M.V.P.— Jim Rasch ran a tremendous 750 mile summer
. . . P.H.D.— Keith Corban and the inspiring “morale
Board”— the greatest year ever.
ATHLETICS 121
VARSITY TENNIS
Munster Opponent
2 Crown Point 3
4 Griffith 1
5 River Forest 0
4 Highland 1
5 Hanover Central 0
2 Crown Point 3
3 Griffith 2
5 River Forest 0
3 Highland 2
5 Hanover Central 0
Sectionals: 2nd place;
Conference: Tied for 1st place
SEASON RECORD: 8-2
Davidson— form, graceful ease, success Kalman— a powerful back-court semi-overhead slam
Cornell— drive and precision rockets a quick return
Allen— overhead slam
Davidson— a fantastic rush— a fabulous scoop
Goodman— and a superb clutch shop Sutkowski— and a desperation forehand scoop
122
Tennis
If at any time
It is possible to
Be an individual,
It must be now.
For the knowledge,
Offense, retrieving,
Pressure, and constant
Effort is but mine
To achieve.
INSIGHT ’69: MVP— the “Jugheads” Sutkowski, Cornell
. . . P.H.D.— the desperate mental effort— D. Kalman
. . . The “Bat Masterson” with a racket— D. Davidson
. . . One— regular, two — double net, three— switch . . .
Four— fake switch, five— fake switch double net . . .
Winning strategies for a winning combination.
.
Above— E. Allen— forcefully bulls ball over the net. Below— Tennis Team— Front Row:
D. Vieweg, E. Allen, D. Davidson, D. VonBorstel. Second Row: J. Young, D. Kalman,
N. Goodman, M. Sutkowski, B. Cornell. Third Row: W. Wakefield, B. Girot, C. Allen,
S. Holajter, R. Nelson. Back Row: Jon Fech, Asst. Coach; Lloyd Lindquist, Head
Coach.
R. Rasch— hustles in Sectional toil. K. Detzner— our rugged rebounder pursues the hoop.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
Munster
Opponent
47
Calumet
61
61
Highland
70
35
Hammond High
60
66
Whiting
50
82
River Forest
88
70
Griffith
75
72
Michigan City
83
80
Griffith
62
55
Crown Point
79
56
East Chicago Roosevelt
87
59
Hammond Tech
68
66
Clark
77
62
Gavit
63
77
T. F. South
64
62
Lowell
59
57
Lake Central
74
55
Crown Point
61
55
Valparaiso
71
50
Morton
72
73
Merrillville
63
53
Sectional— Morton
49
59
Sectional— T ech
54
65
Sectional— Clark
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T TT.S A.A. Sectionals— 2nd place
Weinberg— driving down the left baseline against Gavit, our “almost victory.” J. Gott— the vigorous sophomore shooter tallies for two.
M. McConnell, R. Weinberg, R. Rasch— always on the floor.
M. Waisnora— the tough driver proves so.
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L e f t— “Wino” strongly
obtains another tip-in.
Below— Tom Grothouse
hustles on offense.
Basketball
Burning sweat
Overtakes my eyes,
But I’ll show you-
My frustration mounts,
Back and forth I run
Over and over again,
The season's end comes,
And guess what?
I showed everyone!
ATHLETICS 125
Basketball
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Coach Hunt, so much time and ef-
fort put forth . . . Coach Robertson, hard work made
funny . . . the great Michigan City trip . . . Mr. Kenny’s
after sectionals . . . Busher, Grotoon, Wino . . . P.H.D.
award winner Rusty Rasch; Most Valuable, Roger Wein-
berg; Most valuable tourney player, M. McConnell; Free
throw record, B. Bell. A losing season . . . faith in
themselves ... in triumph the underdogs came to be
runnerup sectional victors.
Above— Senior ballhandler R. Rasch maneuvers success-
fully against a Gavit foe. Right— Forward B. Bell, our
best free-throw man, aiming for pass-attack against a
Rider.
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Top Above— Varsity— Front Row: M. Ballard, manager;
K. Detzner, F. Schroer, M. McConnell, B. Bell, R.
Weinberg. Second Row: R. Wamsher, manager; R.
Rasch, J. Gott, R. Brooks, M. Waisnora, T. Grothouse,
D. Hunt, head coach; E. Robertson, asst, coach. Above
— J.V.— Front Row: J. Schneider, manager; R. Nolan,
J. Fox, R. Nelson, M. Miller, B. Wilthew. T. Ashby.
Second Row: K. Martin, W. Gott, R. Delaney, J.
Spector, D. Sarchet, B. Girot, K. Johnson, E. Robertson,
coach. Left— M. McConnell.
ATHLETICS
127
P. Steiger— an example of the beautiful diving which earned a 5th place state ranking. R. Pellar— enforcing his stroke in the 50 yd. free
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S. Parrish— a year of triumph, the 200 yd. individual medley and relay records broken. M. Hiple— a reaching out in the 100 yd. backstroke.
R. Levin— surpassing with strength in the 100 yd. butterfly.
B. Kelley— earning another letter and mastering the 50 yd. free.
i. Dietrich— Prodding forth in the 100 yd. breaststroke.
A. Guttstein— quickly trying to get out of his turn.
VARSITY SWIMMING
Munster Opponent
51 South Newton 44
48 Valparaiso 47
76 Griffith 19
36 S. B. Jackson 59
60 LaPorte 35
37 S. B. Adams 57
50 Portage 45
64 Hammond High 31
54 Bishop Noll 41
53 Michigan City 32
60 Whiting 34
50 Lafayette 45
59 T. F. South 36
Won 11— Lost 2
Munster Relays— 1st place tic
Sectionals— 2nd place
State Finals— 19th place
P. Hiple— Sectional champion in the 100 yd. backstroke,
Swimming
Th ere was but water-
Mouthfuls of it! I sprinted,
I hit my turns— I won!
Then lost— when in my final effort,
The tide abruptly turned.
Below— B. Ross— sectional double winner: 50 & 100 yd.
free.
ATHLETICS 129
Above— J. Rasch executing
free style form which
earned him the pool and
school records in the 400
yd. free. Above Right—
P. Steiger competing in
his winning style; Right—
Capt. B. Pansing, his first
year for the butterfly.
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Swimming
Insight ’69-70: Coach Jepsen-a completely noteworthy
change in swimming technique . . . we don t mess
around,” team morale . . . the Lafayette triumph . . .
ecstasy after season win to Noll . . . depression after
sectional loss to them . . . sectional winners: B. Pansing,
S. Parrish, B. Ross, P. Hiple ... a victorious 5th in
state for “Steig’s” diving . B. Pansing, S. Parrish—
finalists for “Most Valuable.”
Left-Varsity-Front Row:
T. Lavery, D. Dietrich,
B. Kelley, L. Neukranz,
P. Wickland, S. Zimmer-
man. Second Row: R.
Pellar, R. Levin, B.
Pansing, capt.; M. Hiple,
B. Ross, T. Helminski,
mgr.; Mr. Chelich, diving
coach. Third Row:' D.
Green, B. Dunn, P.
Hiple, A. Guttstein, M.
Wood, J. Rasch, S. Par-
rish, J. Jepsen, head
coach. Lower Left— J.V.
—Front Row: E. Green,
R. Lanman, T. Otten-
heimer, R. Rosenthal, J-
Kominski. Second Row
T. Swarthout, mgr.; M
Blocker, N. Richter, J
Siteck, R. Wennekes, M
Doros. Third Row: B
Miller, J. Marshall, J
Stewart, R. Lowe, P
Nelson, J. Amos.
ATHLETICS 131
Above— L. Johnson pinning his Merrillville opponent
with unique butcher hold. Right— K. Kraus superbly
riding his man with outside ankle. Above Right— P.
Jankura applying the “chicken wing’’ and attempting
to break his man down. Right— B. Brew countering a
single leg.
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Wrestling
HEY!
WE
WON
SECTIONALS!
ATHLETICS 133
VARSITY WRESTLING
Munster Opponent
34 Lowell 16
42 Valparaiso 6
38 Crown Point 6
43 Horace Mann 9
28 Griffith 16
31 River Forest 19
41 Whiting 5
35 Hammond Tech 15
47 E. C. Roosevelt 5
35 Merrillville 13
Won 10— Lost 0
1st I.H.S.A.A. Sectional
4th I.H.S.A.A. Regional
4th I.H.S.A.A. State
1st— North Liberty
2nd— Hammond Holiday
5th— Hobart Invitational
J. Eidam— forcefully attempting to perform a switch.
L. Kraus (right) his last meet an injured knee befalls him. J. Eidam — powerful pressure applied to move
into the “vice.”
Wrestlin
ATHLETICS 135
Right— M. Berey breaking his man clown with outside
ankle. Below— Wrestlers— Front Row: H. Fine, mgr.; J.
Foudray, R. Straub, D. Watson, R. Plunkett, K. Kraus,
P. Coulis, W. Wakefield. Second Row: R. Mudd, asst,
coach; D. Paul, B. Bracco, B. Brew, R. Higgins, L.
Kraus, J. Eidam, L. Johnson, P. Jankura, M. Berey, A.
Bochnowski, head coach. Far Right— R. Higgins sets his
man up for a takedown.
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Wrestling
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Coach Bochnowski started with a
group of boys, and through four years of strenuous
coaching, victors arose . . . “Gumby”— Coach Mudd, a
state winner himself . . . K. Kraus, ex-lax . . . R. Hig-
gins— most valuable wrestler . . . B. Brew— most im-
proved wrestler . . . D. Watson— most valuable • frosh
. . . R. Higgins— pin record— 18 pins . . . J. Eidam, R.
Higgins, L. Johnson— Sectional champions . . . R. Hig-
gins-Regional champion and 4th in state . . . the op-
ponents meet, a slap on the ground, it had begun, and
now it has ended in but championship fashion.
BASEBALL
Munster
Opponent
3
EC Washington
6
5
EC Roosevelt
3
2
Hammond Morton
0
1
Benton Central
0
4
Benton Central
5
4
Hammond Clark
0
1
Whiting
0
0
EC Washington
3
4
Bishop Noll
4
6
Hanover Central
7
9
Valparaiso
6
1
Gary Wirt
5
9
Crown Point
6
3
Highland
1
11
Lowell
4
10
Merrillville
1
Griffith
15
(Griffith Invitational)
4
Highland
6
(Griffith Invitational)
4
2
Calumet
0
5
Michigan City
1
0
Michigan City
2
11
Lake Central
4
5
Hanover Central
0
5
Merrillville
1
8
Gary West Side
Hammond Technical
4
8
(IHSAA Toumey)
3
Bishop Noll
1
(IHSAA Tourney— Semis)
9
B. Bell— receives throw from Duffy for put-out.
M. Ballard— rescues yet another game.
G. Duffala— attempts to start rally for Wirt
battle.
J.V. Baseball Team: Front Row: B. Goddard, K. Grasty, R. Minas, R. Gubitz, T. Medanski,
T. Klosek, D. Kemaghan, head coach. Second Row: J. Mulligan, J. Given, B. Hetrick, T.
Marks, R. Nelson, H. Hefley, H. Fine. Third Row: T. Martin, B. Brown, J. Gott, W. Gott,
S. Holajter, P. Schaw, D. Lautz, B. Mitter.
G. Starewicz— finally hurls in good weather.
T. Grothouse— heaves in early season
game.
R. Weinberg— “Wino” prepares to do his thing. R. Parker— performs superbly his secondary duty.
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Baseball
This year we were serious;
We wanted to win-
And so, then, we did.
INSIGHT ’70: Duffy’ “Ridge-Road rapist . . B. Parker
capt. and urangabangs . . . D. Borgman, a toad and a
K. Detzner joke . . . R. Parker, a 400 ft. record home-
run at the Michigan City game . . . G. Starewicz, a
great 1.05 earned run average ... a much improved
record . . . after last year, a fabulous comeback . . .
individual victories made the team victories . . . achieve-
ment, a team solely proud.
Left— B. Parker slashes out one of his many s'ngles.
Below— Varsity Baseball Team: Front Row; M. Sullivan,
M. Waisnora, R. Brooks, D. Edinger, D. Borgman, mgr.
Second Row: G. Starewicz, B. Bell, R. Weinberg, D.
Wolak, K. Detzner, Mr. M. Niksic, head coach. Third
Row: M. Ballard, B. Shinkan, T. Grothouse, D. Moreno,
B. Parker, G. Duffala, B. Parker, captain.
ATHLETICS 139
VARSITY GOLF
Munster
Opponent
174
Highland
193
Clark
198
165
Lake Central
187
166
Wallace
158
Tech
176
167
Merrillville
157
176
Valpo
169
163
Andrean
172
157
Highland
161
162
Calumet
164
180
Crown Pt.
181
159
Lowell
171
Pea ton
179
155
Noll
164
160
Morton
171
161
Gavit
161
SEASON RECORD: 13-3
Sectionals— 2nd
D. Dietrich— a consistent hitter, checks scorecard.
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M. Miller— sectional team member, slashing the ball. Q iret q Allen
J. Long— junior, boxing a driver. Mr. Rosenau— last year as
coach.
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Golf
I guess you could say we
Suffer from an obscurity
Complex— we know we Ye
Capable of great scores,
A matter of when? of now!
INSIGHT '70: R. Clark, freshman, excellent in invita-
tionals . . . D. Dietrich, soph., season match agility
. . . B. Cornell, senior, 3rd lowest stroke average . . .
R. Rasch, senior, combined with steady improvement,
the lowest stroke average ... a victory over all Ham-
mond teams ... a season in which everyone gained
experience, improvement, satisfaction, and the ultimate,
victory.
Left— B. Cornell, the longest team hitter, getting set to
drive. Below— The Varsity Coif Team: D. Dietrich, M.
Miller, B. Cornell, R. Rasch, J. Long, M. Schmidt, R.
Clark, D. Walker, R. Pellar, Mr. Gordon Rosenau, head
coach.
ATHLETICS Hi
Track
Signal! start!
Break! control! sprint!
Win! mostly!
Far Left— The "jet” L. Johnson, exemplifies hurdle style
which qualified him for regionals. Left Above— The
Varsity Track Team: Front Row: B. Lammers, J. Knesek,
M. Obarski, D. Jankee, C. Wilson, J. Drowry, D. Rys,
T. Duffala, J. Estrada, S. Korelas, R. Hott. Second Row:
S. Ross, P. Beyer, W. Peters, B. Wilthew, L. Gray, C.
Peyret, M. McConnell, K. Johnson, R. Clark, J. Rasch,
T. Morris, K. Corban. Third Row: Mr. R. Dilling ass’t.
coach; Mr. J. Stone, head coach; B. Kelley, D. Oliver,
B. Grow, B. Steiger, K. Martin, R. Carr, D. Sarchet, L.
Johnson, P. Cyzewski, B. Spillar, S. Allen. Left— J. Rasch
puts in one of his many hours of practice.
ATHLETICS 143
K. Johnson
i— effort put forth for a
great jump.
VARSITY TRACK
Munster
(Indoor Season)
Opponent
67
Lake Central
23
Rensselaer
37
43%
Merrillville
46%
Griffith
36%
41%
Highland
57
Chesterton
27%
53%
Lowell
32%
Crown Pt.
SEASON RECORD: 7-3
(Outdoor Season)
40
61%
East Gary
25%
42
Horace Mann
31
69
Morton
40
52
Michigan City
57
80%
River Forest
37%
66
Lowell
42
82
Lake Central
SEASON RECORD: 6-1
Chesterton Relays— 1st
Hammond Relays— 1st
Rensselaer Relays— 3rd
Clark Relays
Sectionals— 4th
26
K. Corban— accelerates powerfully in the mile run. T. Morris-takes 880 exchange from D. Sarchet.
R. Clark-coming in final straight-away in 880. P. Beyer, T. Morris, K. Corban, B. Steiger, L. Johnson-the Senior “pit-crew” takes extra time to
144
Track
INSIGHT 70: M. McConnell, L. Gray, J. Rasch, C.
Peyrot, R. Carr, B. Spillar, P. Cyzewski, W. Peters, R.
Clark— “fakers alley . . R. Hodor hangs up Aztec
gold shoes after a pulled hamstring . . . J. Rasch, “they
were all Sophs . . P. Bever, a 54 sec. quarter . . .
K. Corban’s “tendonitis . . L. Johnsons 68 firsts . . .
a great time with a final effort at the Clark relays . . .
D. Nolan’s 13 ft. attempt at regionals results in con-
cussion . . . m.v.p.— L. Johnson . . . p.h.d.— J. Rasch
. . . co-capt. award— K. Corban . . . al. hough there
were a few minor problems, shin splints and all, it was
a growth year for track, and each man held his own.
Left— M. McConnell clears high jump bar with plenty
to spare. Below— D. Nolan shows technique that placed
him at 5th in regionals, one position from state qualify-
ing.
ATHLETICS 145
1. Doug Davidson
2. Paul Steiger
3. Dick VonBorstel
4. Howie Fine
5. Monte Rader
6. Don Ruf
7. Neil Goodman
8. Phil Coulis
9. Dick Wamsher
10. Joe Schneider
11. Paul Hiple
12. Mark Hiple
13. Mark Sutkowski
14. Keith Johnson
15. Rudy Higgins
16. Tom Karas
17. Dave Kalman
18. Jim Eidam
19. Mark Berey
20. Mike Waisnora
21. Bill Pansing
22. Scott Parrish
23. Mark McConnell
24. Tim Morris
25. Jerry Rosko
26. Mark Ballard
27. Bob Kelley
28. Larry Johnson
29. Bob Parker
30. Roger Levin
31. Glenn Weyand
32. Jim Treder
33. Rick Parker
34. Kent Kraus
35. Rod Clark
36. Dave Stevens
37. Keith Corban
38. John Wilson
39. Bruce White
40. Arnie Guttstein
41. Phil Jankura
42. Doug Cummings
43. Mark Erickson
44. Gary Duffala
45. Tom Grothouse
46. Ken Detzner
47. Jim McDaniel
48. Allan Guttstein
49. Bill Bell
50. Eric Allen
51. Lloyd Neukranz
52. John Gott
53. Scott Ross
54. David Watson
55. Dave Sarchet
56. Dave Viewig
57. Jay Spector
58. Larry Gray
59. Paul Beyer
60. Gary Starewicz
61. Terry Lavery
62. Rob Straub
63. Steve Mohler
64. Dave Pelc
65. Roger Weinberg
66. John Coulis
67. Bob Wilthew
68. Tom Siemering
69. Rick Carr
NOT PICTURED: T. Baudino, J. Brandley, B. Brew, R. Brooks,
B. Cornell, D. Dalfanso, D. Dietrich, B. Frantz, R. Hodor, D.
Justice, L. Kraus, J. Maroe, D. Moreno, D. Nolan, R. Pellar J.
Rasch, R. Rasch, J. Rothstein, T. Siemering, J. Sullivan.
M-MEN’S CLUB
Athletic Summary
FOOTBALL
Headhunter: Jim Eidam (100 solo tackles); Offensive Back: Tom Karas
Defensive Back: Gary Starewicz; Offensive Lineman: Rudy Higgins and
Larry Johnson; Defensive Lineman: Jim Treder and Larry Kraus; Pride,
Hustle, and Desire: Dave Pelc; Sheard Scholarship: John Coulis; Jaycee
Leadership Award: Larry Johnson. Statistics: Longest punt (61 yards)
Glenn Weyand; Most team points in the history of the school for one
game (50-0 against Whiting); New rushing record (400 yards against
Whiting); Most individual points scored in one game (Tom Karas against
Chesterton and Highland-24 points); Most individual points per season:
Tom Karas (104 points); Completion record: Bob Parker (28 out of 55
this season with a total yardage of 542 yards); Best offensive team
(350 points; 4004 yards total offense); Best defensive team (59 pts).
TENNIS
Pride, Hustle, and Desire: D. Kalman; M.V.P.: M. Sutkowski and B.
Cornell.
CROSS COUNTRY
Pride, Hustle, and Desire: Keith Corban; Most Valuable: Jim Rasch.
BASKETBALL
Free-throw record: Bill Bell (85.7%); Total point record: Roger Wein-
berg (292); Rebound record: Weinberg (191); Best % of shots: K. Detzner
(46%).
WRESTLING
Pin record: Rudy Higgins (18 pins, fourth in the state); Most wins:
Larry Johnson (22) and Jim Eidam (18).
SWIMMING
Records: 200 yd. Medley relay-P. Hiple, S. Parrish, B. Pansing, R.
Pellar (1:48.3); 200 yd. freestyle-J. Rasch (1:55.9); 200 yd. indiv. medley
-S Parrish (2:11.5); 50 yd. freestyle-B. Ross (23.9 seconds); Diving-
P. Stieger (437.45); 100 yd. butterfly-B. Pansing (58.5); 100 yd. freestyle
-B. Ross (52.9); 400 yd. freestyle-J. Rasch (407.6); 400 yd. freestyle
relay-J. Rasch, B. Pansing, S. Parrish, B. Ross (3:35.3).
BASEBALL
Offensive Points: Individual (one game-76 against Lowell) Rick Parker;
Individual (season-485) Rick Parker; Team (one game-against Griffith)
255; Team (season 2581; Runs Batted In: (29) Rick Parker; Runs Scored:
Bob Parker; Doubles: (5) Rick Parker (tied Record); Triples: (3) Bill Bell
(tied record); Home Runs: (5) Rick Parker; Stolen Bases (25) Bob Parker.
Pitching: Most Shutouts by Staff 6; Best Staff Earned Run Average: 1.95;
Most Shutouts by Pitcher: (2) Rick Parker and Gary Starewicz; Least Hits
Allowed: (1) Rick Parker (against Benton and Calumet) and Tom Grothouse
(against Hammond Clark); Most Strike Outs: (12) Rick Parker (against
Lowell) and Gary Starewicz (against Michigan City); Least Walks Allowed:
(0) Tom Grothouse (against Michigan City); Best Record: (7-3) Gary
Starewicz and (5-2) Tom Grothouse; Best Team Record: 19 wins, 7 losses,
1 tie; Consecutive Game Winning Streak: 8 (13 of last 15).
TRACK
Most Valuable Trackman: Larry Johnson (68 firsts); Pride, Hustle, and
Desire: Jim Rasch; Most Outstanding Performance: Paul Beyer (at Lowell
Relays). Records Broken: Low Hurdles: (20.0 seconds) Larry Johnson;
High Hurdles (15.2 seconds) Larry Johnson; 2 Mile (9:40) Jim Rasch; 1
Mile: Jim Rasch; 880: (2:01) Rodney Clark; 880 Relay; High Jump: (6 2 )
Mark McConnell; Pole Vault: (12’6”) Dave Nolan; 220: (:22) Ray Hodor;
100: (10.1) Ray Hodor; 440: (50.1) Ray Hodor. Recipient of Kiwanis Club
Blanket: for Best Athlete of the Year Award: Larry Johnson.
GOLF
Yearly averages: Rusty Rasch (41.17); Dennis Dietrich (41.69); Bill Cor-
nell (41.77). J. Clark (42.50); Joe Long (43.00); Most Valuable: Rusty
Rasch; PHD award D. Dietrich.
Below— G. Skogan, a member of the gymnastic phase of
the Girls’ Athletic Association, exhibits her expert style
in free exercise for girls’ competition.
Left— G.A. A.— Front Row:
C. Keitz, J. Smith, M.
Victor. Second Row: G.
Dobosz, S. Resler, S.
Eglie, J. Davidson, K.
Bachman, C. Valionis, J.
Murphy, S. Wilt, E.
Clapman. Third Row:
Miss Stonebraker, Miss
Rapp, advisors; P. Book-
wood, J. Kuhn, G.
Gyure, S. Sorenson, A.
Beckman, J. Crary, W.
Wilkins, D. Schley, M.
Boldt, B. Page, K.
Stracken, K. Eitzen, Mrs.
Schaefer, advisor. Fourth
Row: R. Tanis, E. Coulis,
A. Coulis. Fifth Row: S.
Ismael, D. Croissant,
G. Skogan, D. Dunn,
D. Marden, P. Tilka,
R. Stevers. Below— R.
Stevens, practicing on
the uneven parallel bars.
Girls’ Athletics
Watchout world, here I
Come- on parallel bars,
On trampolines, on mats,
In water, in air, in fun.
INSIGHT ’69-’70: G.A.A.— gymnastics, vaulting, uneven
parallel bars, trampoline, free exercise, balance beam,
tumbling, synchronized swimming, varsity track, bowl-
ing, golf ... a step upward with the state gymnastics
meet being held here for the first time . . . the 2nd an-
nual synchronized swim show brings success once more
. . . a trip down to the state golf tournament . . . this
a year of hard work, of building, of a good start of
promises for a fabulous and fulfilling 1971.
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PERSONALITIES
MR. FRANK HAMMOND-Supt. of Schools;
A.B., M.A., DePauw U., Columbia U.; Phi
Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa Honoraries.
MR. TED KLOOSTER— Business Manager;
A.B., Calvin College; I.A.S.B.O., N.A.S.B.O.
MR. JOHN PRESTON— Asst. Superintend-
ent; A.B., M.A., Northwestern U., Indiana
U., Harvard U., U. of Illinois; Phi Delta
Kappa.
Administration
INSIGHT ’69-’70: BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES:
Donald Sands— Pres., Edmund Schroer— V. Pres., William
Hensey-Sec. CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION: Raymond
Drux— Grounds manager, Mrs. Catherine McConnell—
Supt.’s secretary, Mrs. Julie Keeler— Treas., Mrs. Alice
Altherr— Clerk (supt.), Mrs. Jerry Mauck— Clerk (supt.),
Mrs. Donna Hagerty— Financial clerk. SCHOOL
NURSE: Mrs. Mona Brurnm. BOOSTER CLUB OF-
FICERS: Bernard Hill— Pres., Dr. George Rasch— V.
Pres., Mrs. Doris Johnson— Sec., George Kurteff— Treas.,
Dave Gott— Club Membership Chairman. P.T.A. OF-
FICERS: Louis Cyzewski— Pres., Harold Richter— First
V. Pres., Lawrence Maloney— Second V. Pres., Mrs.
Richard Sorenson— Sec., Mrs. James Woodward— Treas-
urer . . . new administration in many areas.
MR. LOWELL SENNETT-Dir. Spec. Services; MRS. ILENE SOUDERS-
Elem. Coordinator.
MR. JOHN FRIEND— Athletic
Director; B.A., M.S., David
Lipscomb, Southern 111. U., In-
diana U., Head Football coach;
I.S.T.A., N.S.T.A., F.C.A.
MISS MARGE GONCE-Audio
Visual Director; B.S., M.S.,
Indiana U„ M.T.A., I.S.T.A.,
D.A.V.I. MR. JOHN TOTH-
Resource Dir.; B.S., M.S., Ind.
S.U.; Drama Head. MRS.
SHIRLEY TALTY— Counselor;
B.S., M.S., Indiana U.. ASCA.
MR. ROBERT SPEELMAN-
Counselor; B.S., M.S., Miami
U„ Ind. U. MISS JANE BEA-
MAN— Counselor; B.A., M.S.,
San Diego State.
152
Mr. George Kurteff— our new principal was quick to become an avid fan.
A clean lunch area, a man and a pretzel. All are pleased with personality and the new principal. Man of the day, the T.F. South
pep rally.
MR. GEORGE KURTEFF— Principal; B.S., M.S., In-
diana State U., Indiana U., Purdue U.; N.E.A.. L.C.P.A.,
Phi Delta Kappa Professional Fraternity. MR. JAMES
BAWDEN— Assistant Principal— B.S., M.S., Purdue U.,
Montana State.
PERSONALITIES 153
Right —Mr. and Mrs. Fech, newly married faculty mem-
bers, wrap packages for their first Christmas together.
Below— After washing walls and desks sooted by the
fire, Mr. Karagianis, Miss Holder, Mr. Mudd, and Miss
Rawson play cards. Above Right— The informality of
teaching is shown by Mr. Ream in Government class.
Below Right— A teacher’s work is never done, as Mrs.
Glendening and Mrs. Wilson work on deadlines after
school. Far Right— Miss Christoff’s dedication gained her
recognition for the faculty newspaper, M.T.A. Pulse.
Faculty
This year
I really felt
A sense of unity
And direction.
USSvVVititK.
PERSONALITIES 155
FACULTY: Opinions Voiced By The M.T.A.
MR. ANTONIO
ALONSO— Spanish I,
II, III: Spanish Club
Adviser; B.S., M.S.,
Indiana State U., Ha-
vana U., Cuba; ISTA,
NEA. MRS. JEAN-
NE BOCHNOWSKI—
Home Economics,
Foods; B.S., M.A.T.,
U. of Wis., Indiana
U. Med. Center, Indi-
ana U.; M.T.A. MRS.
EMMA BRANKLE
Home Economics;
B.S., M.S., Ball State
U., Purdue U.; Indi-
ana and Nat. Home
Ec. Assoc’s; Sec. of
the above chapter.
MRS. RUTH BRAS-
AEMLE— Senior Eng-
glish; B.A., M.A.,
Valparaiso U., Purdue
U.: ISTA, NEA,
MLA, ICET. MISS
ANNE BRISCO-
Spanish I, II; Spanish
Club, Y-Teens spon-
sor; B.S., DePauw
U.; MTA, ISTA.
MR. EDWIN BURK-
H A R D T— Sociology,
Government, Adv. So-
ciology; Student Sen-
ate sponsor, asst.
Speech coach; B.S.,
M.A., Indiana U.;
M.T.A.
MR. DAVID CAR-
MONY— Senior High
Band, Jr. High Band,
Pep Band, Stage
Band; B.S., Ball
State University. MISS
DOROTHY CHRIST-
OFF— Advanced Alge-
bra, UICSM II; Jr.
High Speech coach,
Science Club spon-
sor; B.S.C.E., M.S.,
Purdue U., U. of Illi-
nois; M.T.A., I.S.T.A.,
N.E.A., N.C.T.M.,
I . C . T . M . MISS
DEETA DUNN-Art
I, B.S., Ball State U;
N.E.A.
MR. JOHN EDING-
TON— Biology, Health
and Safety; B.S.,
M.S., Indiana Central
College, Purdue U..
Butler U., Indiana
U.; M.T.A., N.E.A.
MRS. HELEN ENG-
STROM— Junior Eng-
lish, Speech; Speech
coach, N.F.L. sponsor;
B.A., M.A., Butler
U., Valparaiso U.;
I.S.T.A., I . C . T . E .
MR. ROBERT ERIC-
SON— Descriptive, Ad-
vanced, and Theoreti-
cal Chemistry; B.S.,
M.S., Purdue U.;
American Chemical
Society.
MR. JON FECH-
Algebra, Geometry;
Sophomore Class
sponsor; B.S., Indi-
ana State U.; I.S.T.
A. , M.T.A., N.C.T.M.
MRS. SHERRY FECH
—Junior English;
Asst. Drama coach;
B. S., Indiana State
U.; I.S.T. A.. I.S.C.E.,
N.C.T.E. MR. GENE
FORT— U.S. History,
Jr. High Vocal Music;
Musical director, En-
semble director; A.B.,
M.S., Indiana U.,
Franklin College,
Purdue U„ Valparai-
so U.; I.S.T.A., N.C.
S.S.T.
MISS PAT FRANKO-
WIAK — Sophomore
English; debate
coach; B.A., M.A.,
St. Francis College,
Catholic U., Purdue
U.; I.C.T.E. MRS.
JOCELYN GLEND-
ENING— World Lit.,
and Composi-
tion; News Bureau
adviser; B.S., U. of
Michigan Wayne
State U. MRS. ANN
GRANGER— U.S. His-
tory; B.A., Hanover
College, Indiana U.
MR. JEFFREY
GRAVES - Physical
Science, Chemistry;
B.A., Indiana U., Il-
linois Institute of
Technology. MR.
DENNIS HAAS-
Power Mechanics,
Electronics, General
Shop; B.S., Indiana
State U. MISS ROSE-
M A R Y HOLDER-
Office Practice, Short-
hand I, II; B.S., St.
Joseph’s College Indi-
ana State U.; I.S.T.
A., M.T. Assoc.
MR. RICHARD
HOLMBERG r Jun-
ior Choir, Girl’s Glee
Club, Concert Choir.
Ensembles, Musical
director; B.S., M.M.,
Northern State, North-
western U. MR.
RICHARD HUNT-
Drafting, General
Shop; Asst. Football
coach, head Basket-
ball coach; B.S.,
M.S., Ball State U.;
I.S.T.A., N.E.A. MR.
JON JEPSON— Phys-
ical Education; Swim
Team coach; B.S.,
M.A., Purdue U.,
Northeast State Mis-
souri Teachers Col-
lege; I.S.T.A.
FACULTY: Tackled Clean-Up After Office Fire
FACULTY: Holiday Season Celebrated At Log
MR. JAMES KARA-
GIANIS - Physics,
Physical Science; Jun-
ior Class and Science
Club sponsor; B.S.,
Purdue U.; Physics
Honorary Society.
MISS NANCY KEL-
LEY— Junior English,
Newspaper Journal-
ism; Adviser of the
Crier, and the Pega-
sus; B.S., Ind’ana U.:
I.S.T.A., M.T.A., N.C.
T. E. MR. DONALD
KERNACHAN - Ec-
onomics, World His-
tory; Junior Varsity
Baseball coach; B.S.,
M.A., Northern Illi-
nois U., Valparaiso
U.
MRS. DOROTHY
KINNEY— German II.
Ill, VI; German
Club Sponsor; B.S.,
M. S., Indiana U.; I.S.
T.A., M.T.A.; Delta
Phi Alpha, German
Honorary Society.
MR. ZACHARY
LAZAR — Biology;
B.A., M.S., Wabash
College, Purdue U.;
N. E.A., N.B.T.A., N.
S. T.A., M.T.A., I.B.
T. A. MR. LLOYD
LINDQUIST - Ge-
ometry, Senior Math,
Computer Math; N.H.
S. Sponsor, Tennis
coach; B.S., M.S.,
Grinnell U.. Purdue
U. , Roosevelt.
MR. KENNETH
LOLLI— Modern Lit-
erature, Composition;
B.A., U. of Illinois.
MR. JAMES Mc-
INDOO — Salesman-
ship Marketing, Gen-
eral Business, Junior
Class sponsor; B.S.,
Indiana State U.. M.
T. A., I.S. T.A. MRS.
VIVIAN MCINTYRE
— Business Math;
B.A., Indiana State
U.
MR. MICHAEL
NIKSIC— Physical Ed-
ucation; Asst. Foot-
ball coach, Head
Baseball coach, Let-
terman’s Club sDon-
sor; B.A., Ball State
U., Colorado State
U.; A.A.H.P.E.R.. I.
H. S.A. MISS PHYL-
LIS RAPP— Physical
Education; Cheer-
leader and G.A.A.
sponsor; B.S., Indi-
ana U.; I.S.T.A. MISS
JEAN RAWSON-
Typing, Business
Law; Pep Club spon-
sor; B.S., M.S., U. of
Miss., Indiana U.;
I. S.T.A.
MR. MICHAEL
REAM — Government,
Sociology; A.B., Indi-
ana U. MR. C.ORDEN
ROSENAU - Health
and Safety; Golf
coach; B.S., M.S., In-
diana U. MR. ALAN
SMITH — Advanced
Algebra, UICSM,
Computer Math; B.S..
M.A., Indiana U., and
Valparaiso, Univer-
sity.
MR. RICHARD
SMITH — Sophomore
English; B.S., M.S.,
Rollins College, Indi-
ana State U., Indiana
U., Purdue, Ball State
U.; I.S.T.A. MR.
DENNIS SPANGLER
—Industrial Arts;
Eighth grade Football
coach; B.A., M.A.,
Ball State U.; M.T.A..
I.S.T.A. MR. JAMES
STONE — Typing,
General Business,
Bookkeeping; Track
coach, Ass’t. Football
coach; B.S., M.S., In-
diana U.; I.S.T.A.,
I.B.E.A.
MRS. RUTH STOUT
—Art; Art Club spon-
sor; B.S., Ball State
U.; I.S.T.A., I.A.E.A.
MISS JUDY TAYLOR
—Junior English; B.A.,
MacMurray College,
Indiana U.; N.E.A.
MRS. MARLIS TIP-
PETT— German IV,
V; German Club
sponsor; B.A.S., M.S.,
Valparaiso U., Indi-
ana U.
MR. RONALD
TYNER - Biology;
B.S., Indiana State
U. MR. THOMAS
WHITELEY - U.S.
History; Speech and
Debate Ass’t. coach;
B.S.," Purdue U.; I.S.
T. A. MRS. BETSEY
WILSON - Sopho-
more English; Year-
book Journalism; Par-
agon adviser, Quill
and Scroll co-adviser;
B.S., Indiana State
U. , Master’s work at
Indiana U.; I.S.T.A.,
N.C.T.E., Joum. Ed.
FACULTY: Morale Boosted By Mr. Kurteff
Kathy Scheffel, A.V.
assistant, lettering a post-
er for the Mustang “Hall
of Fame.”
Special Assistants
Office— C. Bales, M. Satek, L. Young, L. Ulicini, B.
Sherwood. Library— C. Lammers, N. Fodor, H. Fine,
W. Blohm, E. Baker, C. Brown, R. Dray, S. Crary, L.
Griffith, C. Kolten, D. Richardson, M. Tolin, N.
Lengyel, J. Patterson, L. Moore, B. Liebengood, C.
Clark. Biology— E. Abermann, P. Bretz, P. Good, D.
Kirschner, D. Middleton, G. Ahlborn, L. Griffith, G.
Allen, J. Washburn, B. Kroll, L. Sennett, N. Southworth,
E. Theodore, C. Vailionis, L. Pockter, P. Markovich,
A. Starzak, A. Huttle, C. Satek, D. Sarchet, J. Papais,
H. Gillespie, B. Page, F. Shroer, D. Manske, K.
Andrews, H. Talanian, T. Macko, D. Marden, P. Hig-
gins, K. Eitzen, L. Schmeuser. A.V.— B. Kowalisyn, B.
Tarn's, G. Beatty, S. Medanic, J. Dilbo, J. Schmidt, R.
Sylvester, K. Scheffel.
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Clerks
Above— Mrs. Ina Silver-
man, Office; Mrs. Ruth
Brusch, Library; Mrs.
Lillian Horlick, Office;
Mrs. Betty Cash, Guid-
ance; Mrs. Betty Russell,
Science Lab; and not
pictured, Mrs. Dolores
Wolfe, Athletic Office.
Custodians
Left— Mrs. Maggie Lloyd,
Mr. Charles Taylor, Mrs.
Ruth Lane, and not pic-
tured, Mr. Bob Edwards.
Bus Drivers
Mrs. Helen Adams, Mr.
Frank Fazekas, Mrs.
Charlene Gouwens, Mrs.
Mary Heard, Mrs. Jean-
ne Lawson, Mrs. Susan
Wood.
Cooks
Carol Havlin, Dorothy
Laurie, Rosemary Wilk-
in, and Mrs. Betty
Friend, cafeteria cashier.
PERSONALITIES 161
Right— These, these are the symbols of Seniors. Below—
J. Krol, M. Kivett, D. Pearson, and B. Nelson show
football season spirit at the Valpo game. Far Right— As
time goes on I realize that you, the spirit of 1970, have
covered my world, and though these last days have been
encompassed by a wishing to be free, my ties with you
shall never truly be erased. Below Right— The senior
slump brought on Senior Rabbit’s “Senior Countdown.”
Se
mors
And somehow, Class of ’70,
I think you’ll
Never be forgotten.
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Class colors: light blue and navy blue
. . . Senior Banquet, May 28th at the Log . . . Bac-
caleaureate, June 7th, 2:30 in the Auditorium . . .
Graduation, June 8th, 8:00 in the Fieldhouse . . . Vale-
dictorian, J. Lanman . . . Salutatorian, D. Holajter . . .
Top Ten: C. Bond, C. Croissant, D. Holajter, J. Kuhn,
J. Lanman, J. McDaniel, T. McDonald, L. Moore, R.
Robertson, J. Shorb, N. Wolf . . . National Merit
Finalists: B. Bell, C. Croissant, J. McDaniel, B. Parker,
J. Sullivan, N. Wolf. Congratulations to the unique?—
certainly— and unequaled Class of 1970. Peace, equality,
and all that.
PERSONALITIES
163
Above— The Senior "Bleacher Bums" symbolizing spirit
in the Homecoming parade. Right— T. Ruf and C.
Shumway rode their bicycles 460 miles from Kentucky
to show the spriteness of the Class of 1970. Above
Right— A. Guttstein representing Senior spirit at a
Mustang Football game. Below Right-Senior Class of-
ficers and sponsor— clockwise— J. Lanman, secretary, M.
Berey, treasurer, J. Coulis, president, J. Treder, vice-
president, L. Lindquist, the epitome of a most dedi-
cated sponsor.
164
PERSONALITIES 165
Seniors
Above— G. Turner is a typical Senior boy who eats a
typical Senior lunch— the after effects come later. Right
— L. Bates works on ’70’s disputed disqualification, “We
Won’t Swallow De-feet.” Far Right Above— R. Manchak
with all possible effort, displays the Senior farewell.
Below Right— Participating in Sectional Spirit Week, the
Seniors clock the players with “Time for a Win.”
166
Seniors
PERSONALITIES 167
SENIORS: New “Senior Bleacher Bum” Pins
THOMAS ADAMS
ANITA LYNN AHLGREN— National
Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9.10,11.
12; Prom Committee 11; Home-
coming Queen 12; Musical 11,12;
Choir 9,10,11,12; Y-Teens 10; Cheer-
leader 10,12; Drill Team 11 (Vice
Pres.); Student Senate 11,12 (Asst.
Projects Chairman 12).
CHRIS ALLEN
ERIC N. ALLEN— Letterman 10,11,
12; Aviation Club 11; Prom Commit-
tee 11; Band 9; Hoosier Scholar 12;
Tennis 10.11,12.
GAIL CHARLENE AMMON-Pep
Club 9,10,11; Drill Team 11; Y-
Teens 10; Glee Club 9,10,11,12;
Choir 11,12; German Club 9; Prom
Committee 11; Musical 10,12.
PEGGY ANN AMOS-Pep Club 9
10; Drill Team 11,12; GAA 9.10;
Student Senate 9,10; Spanish Club
11,12; Choirs 9,10,11,12; Musical 12;
Prom Comm. 11.
DONNA JEAN ANDERSEN-Pen
Club 9,10,11; Crier 11; GAA 9,10
(Sec. 10); Glee Club 9,10; Thespians
10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; Y-
Teens 10; Band 9,10,11.
KENNETH LEE ANDERSEN-Band
10,11; Choir '10,11,12; Crier 11,12
(Associate Ed. 12); Spanish Club 11;
Musical 10,11,12; Drama 11; Sum-
mer Theatre 11; Prom Committee 11:
Boy’s Ensemble 11,12; (Bishop Noll
Institute— Band 9).
STEVEN JAMES ANDERSON— Ger-
man Club 10,11; We Folk 12; Lab
Assistant 11,12; Civil Air Patrol 10,
11 , 12 .
CYNTHIA BALES-We Folk (Busi-
ness Mgr. 11); Office Asst. 11,12;
Speech and Debate Assistant 12.
CHRIS DANIEL BALKA-Spanish
Club 10,11; Basketball 10,11; Tennis
10,11; Art Club 10; (Bishop Noll)
French Club 9: Basketball 9; Track
9.
MARK LEE BALLARD— National
Honor Society 11,12; (Treas. 12);
Baseball 10,11,12; Varsity Basketball
Manager 11,12; Student Senate 12;
Letterman 11.12; (Gavit) Baseball 9;
German Cl. 9.
JAMES WILLIAM BANDURA
TODD HYMAN BARTON-Chess
Club 11 (President 11); Student Sen-
ate 10; Science Club 10,11; Spanish
Club 11; Aviation Club 11.
LAURIE JANE BATES-Pep Club
9,10; German Club 10; Student Sen-
ate 9,10,11,12; Choirs 9,10,11; Home-
coming Court 10,12.
LUANN BELLE BATES-Pep Club
9,11; Choirs 11,12; GAA 9; Y-Teens
10; Musical 11; Glee Club 9,10,11,
12 .
TERRY BAUDINO-Choir 11,12;
Letterman 11,12; Prom Committee
11; Musical 10,11,12.
GORDON DALE BEATTY-Audio
Visual Assistant 10,11,12.
fS
WILLIAM ROBERT BELL-Letter-
man 11,12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball
9,10,11,12; National Honor Society
12; National Merit Scholar 12.
THADDEUS EDWARD BEMBEN-
ISTA— Usher 9; Aviation Club 11;
Science Club 11; Spanish Club 11,12.
MARK HOWARD BEREY— National
Honor Society 12; Letterman 12; Lab
Assistant 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12;
Football 9,10,11,12; Class Treas. 12.
PAT BERGHIAN— Art Club 11,12;
Spanish Club 12; German Club 12;
Art Assistant 12.
PAUL ANDREW BEYER— National
Honor Society 12; German Club 10;
Thespians 11,12; Letterman 11,12;
Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Country 9;
Musical 10.11,12; Drama 10.11,12.
JOHN MICHEAL BILIK-Band 9,
10 .
BARBARA JEAN BINKO-Student
Senate 9; Prom Committee 10; Ball
State Summer Workshop 12.
WENDY MARIE BLOHM-Pep Club
9,10; Paragon 10,11,12 (Organizations
Ed. 12); Thespians 11,12; (Scribe 12);
Glee Club 9,10; Choir 11,12; Musical
11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Library As-
sistant 10,11,12; Aviation Club 11
(Treasurer).
CATHEY GAY BOENDER— Glee
Club 9,10; German Club 10,11,12;
Pep Club 10,11,12; Guidance Assist-
ant 12.
CLAUDIA SUE BOND-Nation Hon-
or Society 11.12; Pep Club 9,10;
Speech and Debate 10,11,12; Fo-
rensic League 11,12; Glee Club 9;
Choir 10,11,12; Girls Sextet 11,12;
Musical 10.
MICHAEL JOHN BOSCH-Student
Senate 10,11,12 (Treas. 11, Pres. 12);
Forensic League 10,11,12; Thespians
11; Choir 11,12; Ind. State Scholar
12; Speech & Debate 10,11,12; Mu-
sical 10,11,12; Drama 10,11; Span-
ish Club 10.
JAMES CASPER BOVENKERK-
Cross Country 9; Science Club 11,12.
CAROL KATHREN BREITEN-
KAMP— Choir 9; Drama 10; Office
A cc i c yi P 1
WILLIAM CARSEN BREW-Wrest-
ling 9,10,11,12 (Most Improved 12);
Football 9; Prom Committee 11;
Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 9,10;
Letterman 11,12.
SUSAN LYNN BRINK-Art Club 12;
Library Assistant 11; Drama 11,12;
Thespians 12; Prom Committee 11.
VIRGINIA EILEEN BRINKMAN—
Paragon 10,11; Pep Club 9; News
Bureau 9,12 (Co-News Ed. 12); Quill
and Scroll 12; Concert Band 9,10 11,
12; Stage Band 12; Prom Committee
11; Musical 12; German Club 10.
JANE ANN BROSSART-Musical 10,
11,12 (Lead 12); Girls Sextet 11,12;
Choir 10,11,12; German Club 9,10,
11 .
NANCY SUE BROWN-Art Club 9,
10,11,12; We Folk 11.
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SENIORS: Senior Pictures Received— Oct.
SENIORS: “We Won’t Swallow De-Feet
DEAN BRUMM
DEANNE MARIE BRUSCH-Clee
Club 9.10; German Club 10.11; Na-
tional Honor Society 11,12; Quill and
Scroll 12; Crier 9; Pep Club 9,10
Paragon 10,11,12 (Co-Educational
Ed. 11, Academics Ed. 12).
CATHERINE ANN BUCKLEY-
Crier 9,10; Paragon 10,11,12 (Ad.
Ed. 11, Sports Ed. 12); News Bureau
10,11,12 (Sr. High Ed. 10, Assoc. Ed.
11, T.V. Cones. 12); Glee Club 10;
German Club 10,11; Pep Club 10
11; Musical 11.
THOMAS BUDZIK
DEBBIE SUE BURKHARDT-Pep
Club 10,11; Paragon 11; Choir 9,10.
JOAN BUVALA— Choir 9,10,11,12;
Musical 11; GAA 9,10; Majorettes 9;
Pep Club 9,10,11; Summer Theatre
11; Thespians 11,12; Spanish Club
10,11; Y-Teens 10; Prom Committee
11; Drama 10,11.
MARY ANN CANDIANO-Pep Club
9,10; Paragon 10,11; Crier 9.10,11,12
(Associate Ed. 12); German Club 10,
11; Student Senate 9,10,12 (Sec. 9);
Speech & Debate 10,11.
PAMELA ALLYSON CAROLLO-
Pep Club 10,11; Spanish Club 10,11;
Y-Teens 10.
MARY JEAN CASEY-Pep Club 9,
10,11; German Club 9; Drill Team
11; Y-Teens 9.10; Glee Club 9,10;
Choir 11,12; Prom Committee 11;
Musical 11,12.
LINDA NORA CASTILLO-Pep
Club 10,11; Art Club 11,12; German
Club 9,10,11,12; Aviation Club 11;
Spanish Club 11,12; Musical 10.
SONIA IRENE CASTILLO-Pep
Club 9,10,11; German Club 9,10;
Spanish Club 11,12; Glee Club 9,10:
Choir 11,12; Musical 11,12; Pegasus
10 .
STEPHEN ALEX CHICKI-Chess
Club 11,12 (Treas. 12); Science Club
9.
LORETTA THERESE CHRUBY-
Art Club 10; Drama 910; Spanish
Club 10,11; Speech and Debate 9.10;
Majorettes 9.10; Choir 9,10,11; Con-
cert Band 9.10; Marching Band 9,10;
Musical 9,10.
GAIL LYNN CLEMENT-Forensics
10,11,12; Speech and Debate 10,11;
Spanish Club 11.
ELIZABETH ANN COHEN-Par-
agon 11,12 (Co-Personalities Ed. 12);
Spanish Club 11; Musical 11; (E.C.
Washington) Cheer Block 9,10; Glee
Club 9,10; Girls Ensemble 10.
DEWEY JAMES CONCES-Drama
11,12; Thespians 12; Science Club
10,11; Musical 11,12; German Club
10 .
CAROLIN ANNE COONEY-Pep
Club 10.11; Drill Team 11,12; Span-
ish Club 10,11; Musical 11,12; Y-
Teens 10; Office Asst. 12; (Bishop
Noll).
KEITH ALLEN CORBAN-Band 9,
10,11; German Club 10,11.12; Sci-
ence Club 10,11,12 (Pres. 12); Let-
terman 11,12; National Honor So-
ciety 11,12; Student Senate 12; Cr^ss
Country 11,12 (Co-Capt. 12, PHD
12); Track 10,11,12.
WILLIAM MARVIN CORNELL-
Tennis 10,11,12 (MVP 12); Letter-
man 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; (Ham-
mond High).
JOHN S. COULIS— Letterman 10,11,
12 (Sec. 12); Football 9-12; FCA 11,
12; Wrestling 9; Track 10,11,12;
NHS 11,12; Class Pres. 12; German
Club 10-12; Paragon 12; Choirs 10,
11,12; German Honors Program;
Musical 9,10,11,12; Boys’ State Alt.
SUSAN CRESS-Crier 11,12; Drama
9,10,11,12; We Folk 11; Thespians
12; CAA 11; Choir 9,12.
BARBARA ANN CROCKETT-Pep
Club 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 11.12.
CHARLES ROBERT CROISSANT-
Band 9,10,11,12; National Honor
Society 11,12; German Club 9,10,11;
Musical 9.10,11,12; Choir 10; Schol-
arship 12 (Music Award); Nat’l.
Merit Scholar.
DOUGLAS MATTHEW CUMMINGS
-Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12;
Cross Country 12; Letterman 10,11,
12; FCA 10,11,12.
DANIEL PATRICK DALFONSO-
Football Manager 10; Wrestling
Manager 9,10,11.
CRAIG DAVIDSON- Wrestling 9.11;
Track 9,10; Cross Country 10,11,12;
Musical 10,11,12; Boys Ensemble 12;
Choir 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12;
Prom Chairman 11.
JOHN PATRICK DAY-Spanish Club
11; Aviation Club 11.
JAY MICHAEL DELAY-Musical 12;
Spanish Club 10,11; (Hammond
High) Letterman 9,10; H-Mans
Counsel 10; Spanish Club 9,10;
Booster Club 9,10; Cross Country
9,10; Track 9; Gymnastics Co-
Captain 9,10.
ROBERT S. DEV ORE— (Bishop Noll
9; Gavit 10).
JODY ALLEN DOBIS
RUTH ELLEN DRAY-NHS 12;
Speech 11,12; Thespians 9-12; Fo-
rensics 12; Pep Club 10-12; We
Folk 11,12; Summer Theatre 12;
Choirs 10,11,12; Hoosier Scholar 12;
Musical 10,11,12.
GARY BRUCE DUFFALA-Letter-
man 11,12; Paragon 12 (Athletic
Board); Football 9.10.11.12; Baseball
9,10,11,12; Basketball 9.10,11.
JAMES ALBERT EIDAM-Letter-
man 10,11,12 (Pres. 12); Football 9,
10,11,12 (Capt. 11,12); Wrestling 9,
10,11,12; Baseball 9,10; Football
All-State 12.
CYNTHIA SUE ELLISON-Pep Club
9; GAA 9,11; Spanish Club 11;
Prom Committee 11.
DEBORAH ANN ELLISON— PeD
Club 9,10; GAA 9,10; Spanish Club
11; Choir 11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11;
Y-Teens 10 (Vice Pres.); Musical 11.
PAMELA SUE ELSNER-Choirs 11,
12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club
9 (Treas.); Y-Teens 10 (Treas.); Drill
Team 11,12 (Capt. 12); Musical 10,
11,12; Prom Committee 11.
SENIORS: Disqualification Of Float
SENIORS: Class Dance— The Enchanters-April 3
ROBERT EVANS
CHRISTINE MARY FISCHER—
Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 10; News
Bureau 10; Paragon 10,11.12 (Ath-
letics Ed. 11,12); Prom Committee
11 .
NANCY ELLEN FODOR-Pep Club
10,11; Art Club 10; Crier 11,12;
Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens 10; Major-
ettes 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10;
Choir 11; Band 9,10,11,12; Drama
10,11,12 (Make-up crew & chair-
man); Musical 11.
BRUCE A. FRANTZ-Band 9,10,12;
Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 11;
Science Club 11; Letterman 11; Prom
Committee 11.
LESLIE A. FRIEDMAN-Speech
and Debate 10,11,12; Natl. Honor
Society 12; Student Senate 10,11,12;
Forensic League 10,11,12; Band 9,
10 , 11 .
NEIL BENNETT GAILMARD—
Drama 9; Monitor 11; Homecoming
12 .
CHARLES J. GAJEWSKI— Distribu-
tive Education 12.
JODY LEE GALLACHER-Pep Club
9.
WILLIAM MICHAEL GALLAGHER
—Cross Country 9; Basketball 9; Sci-
ence Club 10,11,12.
JOHN GAVELEK
JOYCE GILBOE-Pep dub 11;
Choirs 11,12; (Bishop Noll) French
Club 9,10.
HILLARY JANE GILLESPIE— Choir
11; We Folk 12; Drama 11; Prom
Committee 11; Office Asst. 12; Lab
Asst. 12.
ELLEN SANDRA GOODMAN-Pep
Club 9; Crier 9; Spanish Club 10,11;
Drama 11; Choir 9,10; Musical 11;
News Bureau 10 (Jr. High Ed.); Par-
agon 10,11,12 (Activities Ed. 11, Ad
Ed. 12).
BRUCE DEAN GOWER-Band 9,
10; Play 10; Choir 10.
PATRICIA ANN GREEN-Pep Club
9,10,11; Glee Club 9; GAA 9; Prom
Committee 11; Y-Teens 9,10,11; Dis-
tributive Ed. 12.
THOMAS EDWARD GROTHOUSE
—Letterman 11,12; Prom Committee
11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball
9,10,11,12; FCA 10,11,12; Cross
Country 9,10,11,12.
ALLEN JAY GUTTSTEIN— Letter-
man 10,11,12; Swimming 9,10,11,12;
Choir 9,10,11; Student Senate 9,10;
Crier 11,12; Pep Club 9 (Pres.);
Musical 10,11,12; Prom Chairman 11.
ARNOLD STEPHAN GUTTSTEIN—
Football 9.10,11,12; Letterman 11,
12; Baseball 9; Wrestling 10; Mu-
sical 11,12; Prom Committee 11.
KENNETH MICHAEL I1AAS-
Wrestling 9; Track 9,10,11; Cross
Country 9,10,11; Student Senate 9,
11,12; Class Pres. 10,11; Choir 11,
12; Musical 11,12; Prom Chairman
11 .
LOU ELLEN HACKENBERRY-
Pep Club 11; National Honor Society
12; Drill Team 12; Student Senate
12; Science Club 10,11,12 (Librarian
10, Sec. 11, Rep. 12).
CHARLES TERRY HALL-Paragon
9,10; Crier 9,12; Student Senate 9,
10; Band 9,10,11,12; Play 10.
MARIA HALL
DEBORAH JEAN HALON-Choir
9; Band 9; Pep Club 10,11; Drill
Team 11; Y-Teens 10; Musicals 10,
11; Plays 10,11; Prom Committee 11.
JULIE LEE HEADDY-Pep Club 9,
10; Majorettes 9,10,11,12; Choirs 9,
10,11; Musical 10,11.
THOMAS JOSEPH HELMINSKI—
Swimming Manager 11.
GAYLE MARIE HENSON-Pep
Club 11,12; Drill Team 11; Student
Senate 9; Spanish Club 12.
RUDY ERVIN HIGGINS-Paragon
12 (Athletic Board); Letterman 11,
12 (V. Pres. 12); Football 9,10,11,12
(Most Valuable Off. Lineman 12,
Hon. Mention All-State); Wrestling
9,10,11,12 (Sect. & Regional Cham-
pion).
MARK LAUERNE HIPLE-Letter-
man 10,11,12; Science Club 12;
Swimming 9,10,11,12.
DAVID MICHAEL HOLAJTER—
National Honor Society 11,12; Ger-
man Club 12 (Pres.); Science Club
11,12 (Vice Pres. 12); Pegasus 12
(Copy Ed.); German Honors Pro-
gram 11.
ELLEN SUE JACOBSON-News
Bureau 10 (Elem. Ed.); Paragon 10,
11,12 (Activities Ed. 11, Research
Ed. 12); Pep Club 9,10; Drama 10,
11; Spanish Club 11; Musicals;
Hoosier Scholar.
SHEILA ANN JAGADICH-(Bishop
Noll) Spanish Club 9.
LARRY LANE JOHNSON-Letter-
man 10,11,12 (Treas. 12); National
Honor Society 12; Paragon 12 (Ath-
letic Board); Athletic Honors; Foot-
ball 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,
12 .
JOHN EUGENE JONES-Quill &
Scroll 11,12; Crier 10,11,12 (Ad. Ed.
11, Managing Ed. 11, Ed.-in-chief
12, Student Advisor 12); Choir 9,
10; Art Club 9,10; Musical 11,12.
JANET ELIZABETH KACZKA—
Office Assistant 12.
THOMAS GREGORY KARAS-Let-
terman 10,11,12 (Sergeant at Arms
12); FCA 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,
11; Baseball 9,10; Football 9,10,11,
12 (Capt. 12, All-State, Honorable
Mention All American, Most Valu-
able Back 1969); Spanish Club 11;
Musical 12; Football Coach for 7th
Grade 11,12.
LINDA HEATHER KARLL— Choir
9,10; Pep Club 10; Crier 11; Ger-
man Club 10,11,12.
SENIORS: Sponsor Annual Carnival— April 25
SENIORS: Cap And Gown Measurement— Feb. 20
KENNETH WAYNE KEILMAN
BARBARA FAYE KENNEL— Choirs
10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10.11; Girls
Ensemble 10,11,12; Mixed Ensemble
11,12; Musical 9 10,11,12 (Lead 12).
DEBORAH ELLEN KIRI V CIC-
Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Paragon 10.11;
News Bureau 10.11.12 (Times Cor-
res. 12); Crier 910,11; Pegasus 10.
11 (Managing Ed.); German C'ub 9,
10,11,12; Choirs 9,10.11.12; Drama
9,10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Y-Teens
12; Musicals 9-12.
MARK WARREN KIVETT-Cross
Country 10,11; Track 9,10.
NANCY KOESTER
CAROL FAYE KOLTEN-Pep Club
11,12: Crier 11,12 (Circulation Man-
ager 12); We Folk 11,12; Spanish
Club 10,11; Musical 11; Choir 10,
11,12; Library Asst. 12.
BRUCE CHARLES KOWALISYN—
Audio-Visual Assistant 10,11,12.
LARRY KRAUS— Crier 11. Science
Club 12; Lab Assistant 9,10,11,12;
Football 9,10,11,12 (Most Valuable
Defensive Lineman 12); Basketball
9; Wrestling 10,11,12 (Most Im-
proved Wrestler 11).
JACK ALLAN KROL
PEGGY JANE KROL-Pep Club 9,
10; Paragon 10,11; News Bureau 10,
11; Crier 11,12 (News Ed. and Assoc.
Ed. 12); Quill and Scroll 11,12;
Thespians 10-12 (Sec. 12); Drama
10-12; Prom Chairman 11; Musical
10 , 12 .
BARBARA ELAINE KRUEGER-
Pep Club 9,10; Majorettes 10,11,12;
Choirs 9,12; Musical 11; Prom Com-
mittee 11.
KIRSTEN KATHLEEN KUCER-
Choir 12; Prom Chairman 11; Mu-
sical 12; (Highland High) GAA 9-
11; French Club 10; Pep Block 9-
11; Y-Teens 9,10.
JEANNE KUHN— Nat’l. Honor So-
ciety 11,12; Pep Club 9-11; Crier
10; News Bureau 10,11 (Ed.-in-Chief
11) ; Prom Chair. 11; Paragon 10-12
(Ad Ed. 11, Research Ed. 12);
Musical 11; Choir 9,10; Student Sen.
11; Span. Club 12.
DONNA RAE LAMMERING— Quill
and Scroll 11,12; News Bureau 10
(Elemen. Ed.); Paragon 10,11,12
(Promotion Ed. 11, Personalities Ed.
12) ; Choir 9,10; Prom Comm. 11;
Pep Club 9,10,11.
CYNTHIA DIANE LAMMERS-
German Club 9; GAA 10; Library
Asst. 12.
JACQUELINE ELAINE LANG-Art
Club 11,12 (Treas. 12); We Folk 11,
12 (Pres. 11,12); Drama 11; Ball
State Summer Art Workshop 12.
BRUCE FARRELL LANMAN
JILL BRADY LANMAN— Nat’l. Hon-
or Society 11,12; Pep Club 9; Stu-
dent Senate 9,10,11,12; Forensic
League 10,11; Speech & Debate 10,
11; Choir 10,11; Musical 11,12; Class
Sec. 11,12; Prom Committee 11.
DIANA KAY LANTING-Pep Club
10; Paragon 10,11; News Bureau 10;
Crier 11,12 (Feature Ed. 11, Pro-
motion Ed. & Assoc. Ed. 12); Quill
& Scroll 11,12; German Club 10,11;
Science Club 11; Pegasus 11,12 (Ed.-
in-Chief 12).
ROCHELLE ANGELA LA RITZ-
Drama 10; French Club 9,10; Choir
10 .
JEAN MARIE LEAHY-Pep Club
11; Musical 12; (Bishop Noll) Latin
Club 9.
LYNN RAE LEE-Pep Club 9,10;
Spanish Club 10,11,12 (Pres. 12);
Glee Club 9.
DEBORAH SUSAN LEKAS— Nat’l.
Honor Society 12; Pen Club 9,10;
German Club 10,12; Choirs 9,10,11;
Musical 11,12.
NANCY ELEANOR LENGYEL-
NHS 12; Pep Club 9; Student Sen.
12; Paragon 11; Thespians 11,12
(Pres.); Forensic League 10-12 (Sec.);
Speech 10-12 (Sec.); Spanish Club
11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Girls State
11 .
JOHN MICHEAL LEONE
JOHN WILLIAM LICHTSINN—
Crier 11,12 (Photographer); Band 9,
10,11; Choir 12; Football 9; Wrest-
ling Manager 10; Musical 11,12;
Cross Country 11,12.
JAY ALAN LYNN-Thespians 11,12;
Paragon 10,11; News Bureau 10;
Pep Club 10; German Club 10;
Crier 10.
KAREN ANN MALO-Pep Club 10,
11 (Treas. 10, Sec. 11); Thespians
11,12; Forensic League 10,11.12;
Speech & Debate 10,11,12; Choir
9,10,11,12.
BARBARA LYNN MALONEY-Crier
9,11,12; Pegasus 11,12 (Managing
Ed. 12); Stu. Sen. 11; News Bureau
10,11; Musical 10; Drama 11; Pep
Club 9,10; Paragon 10; Spanish
Club 11.
DOROTHY ELSA MANSKE-Ger-
man Club 9,10.12; Art Club 11; GAA
10; Spanish Club 11; Y-Teens 11;
Choir 9,10; Band 9,10; Play 11;
Musical 10; Lab Asst.
PAULA R. MARKOVICH— Glee
Club 9,10; GAA 10; Prom Committee
11,12; Drama 10; Lab Asst. 10,11,12.
ROBERT JAMES MAROE— Quill
and Scroll 11,12 (Pres.); Crier 9-12
(Assoc. Ed. 11, Managing Ed. 12
Ed.-in-chief 9,12); Pegasus 11,12
(Business Man. 11, Layout Ed. 12);
News Bureau 10,12; Musicals 11,12;
Wrestling Manager 9.10,11; Concert
Band 9-12; Pep Band 10-12; Choir
10 , 11 .
LARRY DENNIS MARVEL
DENISE MAYSE-Pep Club 9,10;
Drama 11; Choir 9.10,11; Play 10.
NINA MARIE McCOY-Pep Club
9; Spanish Club 11; Art Club 11,12
(Sec. 12).
james“ ' richard McDaniel-
Nat’l. Honor Society 11,12; Paragon
9,10; Crier 9,10,11; Science Club
11,12 (Treas. 12); Pegasus 10,11,12
(Patron Mgr. 12); Letterman 11,12;
Nat’l. Merit Scholar; Hoosier Scholar.
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SENIORS: Unification And Dynamic Leadershi
SENIORS: Rhonda Robertson— DAR Award
THOMAS DOUGLAS MeDONALD
— Nat’l. Honor Society 11 12; Pegasus
11; German Club 12 (Treas.); Bas-
ketball Manager 9.10; Student Sen-
ate 12; German Honors Program 11.
DONALD HENRY McDONEI.L—
Student Senate 10; Spanish Club 11;
Choir 10,11; Musical 10,11.
DALETTA SUE McGRAW-Pep
Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Choir 12;
Glee Club 11; Band 10; Musical 11,
12; (Forsythe Jr. High— Mich.).
KIM ELLEN McLAUCHLIN— Nat’l.
Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10;
News Bureau 10,11; Art Club 11;
Quill and Scroll 12; Crier 11,12;
Drama 10,11; Pegasus 10,11; Hoosier
Scholar 12.
RICHARD EUGENE McNEES-Stu-
dent Council 9 (Pres.); Crier 9,11,12
(Photographer); Paragon 10-12 (Pho-
to. Ed.); German Club 11; Aviation
Club 11.
STEVE DANNEY MEDANIC— Thes-
pians 11,12; Plays 10,11,12; AV Asst.
10,11,12; Musical 11; (Morton 9).
SALLY JANE MEYER-Art Club 11,
12 (Pres.); Thespians 12; Pegasus 12
(Publicity Ed.); Plays 12; Musical
11,12; (Upper St. Clair High School);
Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 9,10.
JANET LEE MINER— Pep Club 9,
10,11; German Club 10,11,12; Avia-
tion Club 11; Pegasus 9-11; Band
9,11,12.
DAVE MINIUK
ANNA MICHELLE MISZEWSKI-
Pep Club 11; GAA 9,10,11.
STEVEN ALAN MOHLER-Choirs
9,10,11,12; M-Men 12; Musical 10,
11 , 12 .
LYNN CATHERINE MOORE-News
Bureau 10-12 (Ed. -in-chief 12); Dra-
ma 10-12; Summer Theatre 11,12;
Crier 9-11; Thespians 11,12 (V. Pres.
12); Forensics 11,12 (Historian 12);
Speech 10-12; NHS 11,12; Paragon
10,11 (Copy Ed. 11); Stu. Sen. 12;
Quill & Scroll 12; Pep Club 10;
Musical 10-12; Hoos. Scholar.
TIMOTHY DANIEL MORRIS-
Swimming 9-11; Football 9-12; Track
9-12; FCA 11,12; Letterman 9,10,11,
12; Spanish Club 11; Prom Chair-
man 11; Swim Instructor for Re-
tarded Children 11.
MARY DONNA MUNTIU-Nat’l.
Honor Society 12; Crier 11,12; Span-
ish Club 9,10,11,12; Choirs 9,10,11,
12; Musicals 11,12; State Scholarship
12 .
CATHERINE ANNE NAWOJSKI-
Art Club 11,12; Nat’l. Honor Society
12; Glee Club 10; Choir 11; Span-
ish Club 11; Student Senate 11,12;
Band 9.
DAVID HENRY NELSON-Choirs
9,10,12; Musical 10.
ROBERT LURSEY NELSON-Choir;
Musical.
JAMIE NEPIP- Paragon 10,11; Dra-
ma 10,11,12; Crier 11,12; Y-Teens
11,12 (Sec. 11); Thespians 11,12.
MARK ANDREW POPE-Baseball
9; Crier 9,10; Drama 11,12; Student
Senate Vice-President 12; Thespians
11,12; NFL 11,12; Speech 11,12;
Choir 9,10,11,12; Musical 9,10,11,12;
Boys Ensemble 11,12.
JANICE LEIGH PRICE-Pep Club
9,10,11; Paragon 10,11 (Copy Co-
Ed.); News Bureau 12 (Copy Co-
Ed.); Quill & Scroll 12; Pegasus 12
(Copy Co-Ed.); Student Senate 9.
KERRY ANNE RANSEL-Cheer-
leader 10; Pep Club 9,10; Musicals
9,10.
GEORGE CHESLEY RASCH— Nat’!.
Honor Society 12; Paragon 12 (Athl.
Board); Letterman 9,10,11,12; Golf
9,10,11,12 (Most Valuable 11); Cross
Country 11,12 (Co-Capt.); Basketball
12 .
CAROL JEANNE RAVES-Art Club
11,12; We Folk 12; Student Senate
12; Glee Club 9,10; Choir 10.
THERESA KAYE RECK-( Bishop
Noll) Spanish Club 9; Scholarship
from Munster Jr. Women’s Club.
BARBARA JEANNE NEWMAN-
GAA 10; Pep Club 10,11; Drama 10;
Choir 10,11; Musical 11; Student
Senate 1 1 .
KRISTINA LEE NICKOLOFF—
Nat’l. Honor Society 11,12: Pep Club
10,11; Paragon 10-12 (Co-Ed. -in-
ch ief 12); News Bureau 10; Quill
and Scroll 11,12; Student Senate 11;
Spanish Club 11; Glee Club 9;
Hoosier Scholar.
SUE OGREN-Pep Club 9,10; Prom
Chairman 11; Spanish Club 11; Choir
9,10,11; Y-Teens ,11; Musical 11.
DENNIS JAMES O’KEEFE— Span-
ish Club 11.
WILLIAM H. PANSING— National
Honor Society 11,12 (Pres. 12); FCA
10-12; Letterman 9,10,11,12; Swim-
ming Team 11,12 (Capt.); Paragon
12 (Athletic Board); Musical 11,12.
ROBERT FRANCIS PARKER-M-
men 12; Football 12; Baseball 12;
NMSQT Scholarship; (St. Edward)
Student Sen. 9-11; Class Vice Pres.
9,10; Jr. Council 11 (Pres.); Letter-
man 11; Football 9-11; Baseball 9-
11; NHS 10.
JUDY ANN PATTERSON-Pep Club
10,11,12 (Sec.); Paragon 10.11; News
Bureau 11,12 (Photography Ed.);
Student Senate 12: Drama 10,11,12;
Spanish Club 10,11; Thespians 11,
12; Pegasus 11; Prom Committee 11.
DANIEL ROBERT PEARSON-
Spanish Club 11 (Secretary).
PAMELA LEE PF.GLOW-Pep Club
9,10,11,12; Crier 9; Paragon 10,11,
12 (Co-Academics Ed. 11, Business
Mgr. 12).
DAVID ERVIN PELC-Spanish Club
11; Choir 9,10,11,12; LeUerman 10.
11,12; Musical 10,11,12; Football 9-
12 (P.H.D. 12); Wrestling 9-11.
ROBERT C. PHARES-Choir 9,10;
Wrestling 9; Chess Club 11,12.
MARY ELIZABETH POLISKY-PeD
Club 9,10,11; GAA 10; Spanish Club
10,11; Y-Teens 9,10; Choir 10,11,12;
Glee Club 9; Prom Chairman 11;
Musicals 11,12.
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SENIORS: “Faculty Favorites
SENIORS: Jill Lanman— -Valedictorian
DEBRA REDECK EK
AVIS ANNE REED— Girls Glee Club
10; Y-Teens 11; We Folk 12.
KENNETH JAMES REIPLINCER—
Prom Committee 11; Musical 12;
Crier 12; (Bishop Noll) Track 9,10:
Latin Club 9,10.
LYNN MARIE REVENEW-Drama
9,10; Thespians 9-12; Span. Club 9,
10; Summer Theatre 10; Musical 10.
DIANE ELAINE RICHARDSON—
Musical 11,12; Library Assist. 9-12;
P.E. Student Leader 10,11.
RHONDA SUE ROBERTSON-Crier
9; Pep Club 9-11; GAA 10; Paragon
10-12 (Co-Ed. -In-Chief 12); NFL 10-
12; Class V.P. 11; Stu. Sen. Sec. 12;
Thespians 12; Summer Theatre 12;
NHS 11,12; Quill and Scroll 11,12:
Girls State 11; DAR Award; World
Affairs Tour 11.
LARRY DAVID ROSENSTEIN—
Crier 9,10; News Bureau 10; Par-
agon 9,10,11; Speech and Debate 10;
German Club 11,12; Science Club
12; Pegasus 10,11,12 (Patron Mgr.,
Business Mgr., Ed. In Chief); Nat’l.
Honor Society 12; Musical 10,11.
SHERYL RUBRECHT
THOMAS EDWARD RUF-Musical
10,11,12; Prom Committee 11; Stu-
dent Senate 11,12; Thespians 10,11
(Bishop Noll) Latin Club 9, Track 9.
JAMES A. RUSSELL— German Club
9,10; Science Club 11,12; Musical
10,11,12; Choirs 10,11,12; Mixed En-
semble 11,12; Football 9; Wrestling
9.
DAVID ANDREW RYDER— Science
Club 12; Choir 9,10,12; Wrestling
9; Lab Asst. 12; Musical 10,12; Chess
Club 9.
MARTA SUE SALISBURY-Pep Club
9,10,11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Plays 9,10:
Musical C, 10,11; Prom Committee 11.
NANCY CAROL SANDS-NHS 11,
12; Pep Club 9; Student Senate 9,
10,11,12 (Treas. 9); Choirs 9,10,11,12;
Musicals 9,10,11,12; Class Treas. 10,
11 .
MARY MARGARET SATEK-Pep
Club 9,10,11,12; Crier 11,12 (Circu-
lation Mgr. 12); We Folk 12; Y-Teens
11; Spanish Club 10,11; Choirs 9,
10; Musical 11; Office Asst. 12;
Play 12.
KATHY L. SCHEFFEL-Pep Club
9,10; Drill Team 11; GAA 9,10; Glee
Club 9,10; Prom Committee 11;
Graphic Arts Assistant 9,10,11,12.
MYRON PAUL SCHMIDT-Chess
Club 12 (Student Rep.); Stage Band
12; Golf 10,11,12; (Baldwin Wood-
ville High School) Student Senate
9,10,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Musical 9,
10,12; Drama 9,10; Cross Country
9,12.
RALPH I. SCHWARZ-Paragon 10;
News Bureau 10; German Club 12;
Pegasus 10,11.
SUSAN JANE SCHWARZ-News
Bureau 12 (Historian); German Club
10; Science Club 10,11,12 (Sec. 12);
Pegasus 12; Choir 11; Musical 10.
THOMAS JOSEPH SCHWOEGLER
—Baseball 9 (Mgr.); Lab Asst. 10,
11; Science Club 10; Crier 12 (Pho-
tographer); Paragon 12 (Photogra-
pher).
WILLIAM SHAVER— Nat’l. Honor
Society 12; Speech and Debate 12;
Forensic League 12; Track 9,10,11;
Cross Country 11,12.
JOHN RUSSELL SHERBY— Foot-
ball 9; Drama 11.
BONNIE SHERWOOD
JANET SHORB— Natl. Honor Society
12 (Sec.); Pep Club 12 (Pres.); Ger-
man Club 10,12 (Sec. 10); Cheer-
leader 9,10,11; Student Senate 12;
Choir 9,10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Ger-
man Honors Program 11.
CARY LEE SHUMWAY-Choir 10,
11,12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9.10;
Musicals 11,12 (Student Director 12);
Prom 11.
THOMAS EDWARD SIEMERING—
Choir 10,11,12; Student Senate 10,
11; Musical 10,11,12; Football 9,10;
Wrestling 9; Letterman 11,12.
JUDITH LYNN SIMPSO\-Pet> Club
9,10; Y-Teens 9; Glee Club 9,10,12;
Choir 11,12; Musical 11.
DEBRA LEE SKELLEY-Pep Club
9-12 (Treas. 12); Paragon 10-12
(Activities Ed. 12); News Bureau 11
(Jr. High Ed.); Crier 9-12; Quill and
Scroll 11,12 (Sec.); Cheerleader 11;
Drama 10; Lab Asst. 10; Prom
Chairman 11.
JULIE ANN SLIVKA-Crier 11; Ger-
man Club 9,11; GAA 9; Science
Club 10,11,12; Pegasus 11,12; Lib
Asst. 10.
DICK STANDEFER
GARY MICHAEL STAREWICZ-
Letterman 11,12; Baseball 11,12;
Football 11,12 (Defensive Back of
the Year 12).
ROXY ANN STASICK-Pep Club 9;
GAA 9; Spanish Club 11; Y-Teens
11; Choir 11,12; Musical 11; Play
11; Lab Asst. 10,11,12; Prom Com-
mittee 11,12.
EDITH LYNDA ANN STEFANIAK
—Art Club 9,10; German Club 9,
10,11; Choir 9,10; Spanish Club 9,
10,11; Office Asst. 11.
ROBERT WAYNE STEIGER— Band
9,10,11,12; (Mgr. 12); Letterman 12;
Stage Band 12; Natl. Honor Society
11,12; Prom Committee 11; Musical
12 .
DAVID PORTER STEVENS-Let-
terman 12; Track 9,10,11; FCA 11.
CHARLES EDWARD STEWART-
Crier 9,10; Science Club 11,12.
DEBORAH GAIL STEWART-Choir
12; Prom Committee 11.
SENIORS: David Holjater— Salutatorian
SENIORS: The Last Day Of School— May 29
LYNN MARIE STEWART— Paragon
10; News Bureau 10; German Club
10; Aviation Club 11.
DEBORAH LEE STREET-Pep Club
10; German Club 9.
JOHN VINCENT SULLIVAN-Foot-
ball 12; Baseball 12; Choir 12; Dra-
ma 12; Speech 11; (LaLumiere)
Football 9,10; Basketball 9 10; Base-
ball 9,10; Hockey 9,10; Choir 9,10;
Student Body Rep. 9,10.
MARK FRANCIS SUTKOWSKI-
Paragon 12 (Athletic Board); Crier
10,11,12 (Sports Editor 12); German
Club 9; Student Senate 9; Speech
and Debate 9; Choir 11,12; Letter-
man 10-12; Tennis (Most Valuable
12); Musical 12.
ROXANE CATHERINE SYLVES-
TER— Choir 11,12; Graphic Arts As-
sistant 10,11,12.
WILLIAM MARK TANIS-Thespians
12; Drama 10,11,12; Summer Theater
11; Musicals 11,12; AV Assistant 11,
12 .
CARLA TCHALO— Natl. Honor So-
ciety 11,12; German Club 11,12 (Stu-
dent Senate Rep. 12); GAA 9,10;
Student Senate 9.10.12; Glee Chib
9; Choir 11,12; Band 9,10,11; Mu-
sical 11,12; German Honors Program
11 .
SHARON DIANE TILKA-Pep Club
10; Drama 10; Prom Committee 11.
MICHELE ANN TOLIN-News Bu-
reau 11,12 (Asst. Ed. 12); Summer
Theatre 12; Thespians 12 (Treasurer);
Drama 10,11,12; (Publicity Chairman
11 , 12 ).
JAMES ALBERT TREDER— Natl.
Honor Society 11,12 (Vice Pres. 12);
FCA 11,12; Letterman 11,12; Foot-
ball 9.10,11,12; Baseball 9 10 11.
MARJORIE ELLEN TRENT— Natl.
Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,
11,12; German Club 9; Cheerleader
9,10,11,12 (Captain 12); GAA 9;
Glee Club 9,10,11; Choir 10,11,12;
Mixed Ensemble 12; Musicals 10,11,
12; Homecoming Princess 12; Ind.
State Scholarship.
DAN LEE TUFFORD-Crier 11,12;
Student Senate 12; Band 9,10,11,12.
GAVIN ROBERT TURNER-Art
Club 11,12; Chess Club 11.
LINDA CAROL ULICINI-Office
Assistant 11,12; CAA 12.
MICHAEL VAN ES
STEVEN LAWRENCE VIDAKO-
VICH— Drama 12; Speech Club 12;
(Highland) Football 9; Track 9.
RICHARD JOHN VON BORSTEL-
FCA 11,12; German Club 9,10;' Stu-
dent Senate 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; Let-
terman 10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12;
Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9; Boys
Ensemble 11,12; Musical 10-12; Lab
Assistant 10.
PAULA KAY WALKER-Pep Club
9,10,11; Musical 12; Paragon 11,12.
RICHARD WAMSHER— Football 11,
12; Basketball Mgr. 11,12; Band 9,
10,11,12; Stage Band 12; Letternian
12; Musicals 10,11,12.
SHERRI LYNN WEBBER-Pep Club
10,11,12; Choir.
ROGER DAVID WEINBERG— Bas-
ketball 12; Baseball 12; (Perrysburg
High School 9,10,11).
JULIE H. WENNEKES-Choir 9,10,
11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Musical 10,
11 , 12 .
DEBORAH ANN WERNTZ-Pep
Club 11; Drill Team 11; Prom Com-
mittee 11; Musical 12.
GLENN R. WEYAND— Football 9-
12; Track 11 (Most Outstanding);
Wrestling 9; Weight Lifting 9-12;
Letterman 11,12.
BRUCE FRANCIS WHITE-Track
9,10; Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9,
10,11; Letterman 10,11,12.
CALVIN WIERS
JOHN CURTIS WILSON— Wrestling
9; Football 9,10,11,12; Weight Lift-
ing 9,10,11,12; Letterman 11,12;
FCA 12; Chess Club 11,12 (Vice
Pres. 12); Football Honors; (Lake
Central) Band.
ROBERT WILSON-Swimming 9,10;
Tennis 9; German Club 11.
SHELLY ANN WILT-Musieal 10;
Pep Club 11; Speech and Debate
11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Forensic
League 12; Crier 11.
JAMES WINGFIELD
LINDA SUE WISNEWSKI— Thes-
pians 11,12; Musical 10; Choir 9,
10,11,12; Drama 10,11,12; Y-Teens
11,12 (Stu. Sen. Rep.); Library Asst.
10,11,12; Summer Theatre 11.
NEIL G. WOLF-NHS 11,12; Stu.
Senate 10-12; Speech and Debate
10-12; NFL 10-12 (Treas. 11; Pres.
12); Pegasus 10; (Gary Wirt) Stu.
Sen. 9; NFL 9; Speech & Debate;
NMSQT Finalist.
DEBRA ANN YERKES-(Cranford)
Cheerleader 9,10 (Capt. 10); GAA 9;
Spanish Club; Student Council 9,10.
LINDA JEAN Y.OUNG-Plays 10,11
(Usher); Office Asst. 12; Speech and
Debate Asst. 12.
RUSS ZEA-Band 9,10,11,12; Choir
9; Cross Country 9.
MARILYN ANNE ZIMMERMAN—
Play 11; Student Senate 10,11; Art
Club 10,11,12 (Vice Pres. 12); Prom
11; Homecoming Princess 11; Mu-
sical 11; Ball State Summer Art
Workshop 1 1 .
SENIORS: A L-O-N-G Senior Countdown
Above— Traditional excite-
ment endowed the Junior
Class on October 3rd for
their long-awaited class
rings were then distributed.
Above-Right— Class officers
and sponsors: Bottom: Mr.
J. Mclndoo, Mr. J. Kara-
gianis, sponsors; Middle: B.
Ross, Pres.; S. Parks, V.
Pres. Top: K. Klage. Sec.;
V. Sala, Treas. Right— D.
Downs, construction chair-
man; M. Cane and S. Par-
rish work on the framework
for the entrance to an “En-
chanted Forest,” the May
23rd Junior Class sponsored
prom. Far Right— C. Harr,
and D. Altherr help to
create the first o'ace Jun-
ior Class float— “Stop The
Injuns.”
182
Juniors
A most productive year-
Solely produced
By a few.
INSIGHT ’69-’70: Class rings received Oct. 3rd . . .
unique 1st place Homecoming float, “Stop the Injuns
. . PSAT tests, Oct. 21st . . . Sectional Spirit trophy
received for second consecutive year . . . Valentine’s
Day Dance, Feb. 12th ... the April 11th Slumber
Party . . . The Carnival to raise prom funds. April
25th . . . “Enchanted Forest,” the May 23rd Prom
. . . to contribute is to give of one’s self.
PERSONALITIES 183
G. Abrinko, J.
Alexander. R.
Allen, B. Alters,
B. Alters, D.
Altherr, S. Amos,
C. Angelcos.
T. Ashby, D.
Atkins, M.
Aurelius, E. Baker,
J. BarkerrP.
Baranowski, W.
Barton, K.
Bassett.
C. Bower, A.
Beckman, M.
Beckman, G.
Bembenista, B.
Berey, M. Berns,
P. Blanchard, D.
Bobin.
J. Bogner, D.
Bolcis, T. Bombar,
J. Bonner, D.
Borgman, J. Boris,
B. Boroughs, B.
Bracco.
B. Brager, J.
Brandley, N.
Branson, E. Brew,
R. Brooks, C.
Brown, E.
Bryzgalski, E.
Buckner.
C. Buczkowski, S.
Burton, F. Cairns,
N. Campbell, M.
Cane, L. Carney,
C. Casieh, D.
Castillo.
L. Castillo, D.
Chael, M. Church
I. Clapman, C.
Clark, C. Cleve-
land, K. Clifton,
C. Conrad.
T. Corban, P.
Coulis, C. Covert,
S. Crary, S. Crary,
J. Cziperle, P.
Czyzewski, T.
Dahlkamp.
B. Dalkoff, D.
Davidson, R.
Delaney, S.
Delaney, K.
Deluga, P.
Dermody, P. De-
rolf, K. Detzner.
N. Devetak, S.
Dixon, D.
Doeschcr, D.
Downs, Z.
Draskovich, B.
Dudek, J. Dudzik.
L. Dunn, T. Dunn,
C. Dunning, D.
Edinger, A.
Egnatz, F. Eicke,
K, Eitzen, B.
Eppler.
M. Erickson, C.
Etter, W. Evans,
E. Fehring. S.
Ferro, K. Fischer,
E. Forszt, N.
Forsythe.
B. Frantz, D.
Frischbutter, C.
Frost, R. Fundyke,
D. Gage, J.
Gainer, R. Gersh-
man, T. Gibbs.
A. Gigstead, C.
Gilchrist, N. Gile,
A. Goldstein, N.
Goodman, W.
Gordon, L. Gray,
D. Green.
B. Greene, L.
Griffith, D. Guess,
J. Gustaitis, J.
Hales, C. Harr, M.
Hauer, W.
Helminski.
J. Hesterman, P.
Higgins, M.
Hinkle, D. Hiser,
R. Hodor, L.
Hodus, D. Hoover,
S. Hostettler.
Hub-
uber, C.
Hutchings, A.
Huttle, N. Jablon-
ski, P. Jankura,
S. Jarecki.
G. Jasinski, D.
Jeorse, R. Johnson,
C. Johnson, K.
Johnson, T. John-
son, T. Johnson,
M. Jongsma.
D. Justice, P. Kas-
ten, E. Katsoulis,
S. Keen, D. Keen.
D. Keilman, R
Kennel, B. Kil-
lingsworth.
D. Kintner, K.
Klage, D. Kluse,
K. Knesek, J.
Kowalczyk, K.
Kraus, K. Kristoff.
JUNIORS: Sponsor Valentine’s Day Dance
UNIORS: Traditional Capture Of Spirit Trophy
R. Levin, D.
Liming, B. Little,
B. Long, J. Long,
B. Lorentzen, M.
Luerssen, J. Malo.
G. Malovance, D.
Marks, F. Martin,
G. Martz. M. Mc-
Connell, L. Mc-
C.uffey, P. McNa-
mara, J. McShane.
D. McWard, S.
Meyer. J. Miller,
M. Miller, M.
Miller, E. Minas,
A. Mintz, P.
Mitziga.
J. Mogle. B.
Moore, C. Moore,
D. Moreno, B.
Morris. J. Morris,
J. Mueller, T.
Murakowski.
D. Murphy, N.
Nagle, D. Nolan,
K. Ogorek, R.
Ogrodowski, T.
O’Keefe, D.
Oliver, P. Otte.
R. Parker, S.
Parks, S. Parrish,
D. Patterson, D.
Paul, L. Pedone,
R. Pellar, R.
Pellar.
J. Peterman, W.
Peters, C. Peyrot,
R. Plunkett, J.
Powers, M. Pur-
baugh, M. Rader,
P. Raymond.
K. Read, S. Reck,
F. Redar, C.
Revenew, J. Rif-
fer, P. Rinkovsky,
J. Rittman, M.
Robertson.
B. Kulka, M.
Kustka, N.
Landon, P. Leahy,
J. Lebryk, R. Leet,
N. Lekas, S.
Leonard.
J^Roedel, K.
liogiftirjj K-n's'ko,
B. Ross, B. Ross,
D. Ruf, L. Ruman,
D. Rutz.
V. Sala. K. Salatas,
C. Satek, L.
Schmueser, M.
Schoenberg, G.
Schooler, G.
Schoon, P. Schrier.
F. Schroer, J.
Schuman, J. Sef-
ton, T. Serrano, J.
Shaver, B. Shin-
kan, R. Sikora, A.
Simon.
G. Skogan, T.
Smelko, S. Smith,
S. Sorenson, D.
Spaniol, J.
Spector, B. Spillar,
N. Sprock.
A. Starzak, J.
Steiger, P. Steiger,
T. Stoker, R.
Straub, M. Sul-
livan, R. Tanis,
L. Timkovich.
D. Tokarz, M.
Tolin, J. Trimbur,
B. Tsirtsis, A.
Tumbeaugh, M.
Ulber, L. Van Es,
M. Victor.
D. Vieweg, L.
Vogt, M.
Waisnora, D.
Walker, K. Walt,
K. Ward, C.
Warot, J. Webb.
K. Wehle, D.
White, J. White,
S. Wigley, D.
Wilson, j. Wing-
field, Nl. Wohrle,
D. Wolak.
J. Yahnke, E.
Yasko, B. Young,
J. Young, J.
Zachau, B. Zim-
merman, S. Zim-
merman, S.
Zweige.
JUNIORS: Girls’ “Sleep-In” At School
Top Above— Class officers and sponsor: Front: T.
Lavery, Pr., T. Thomas, Sec. Middle— Mr. J. Fech, spon-
sor. Back— C. Rawlins, Treas.; B. Donoho, V. Pres.
Above— To exemplify class spirit the class of ’72’s
marathon runners, R. Clark, K. Johnson, and D. Sarchet
ran 72 miles. Right— Let off at the last football game
the ’72 balloons were found unexpectedly by a man
who then returned them to B. Donoho. Far Right—
L Schneider, D. Lammering put final touches on the
st float ever put forth by a Sophomore Class.
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Dedication, enthusiasm,
And] achievement empower
Your class. Be
INSIGHT ’69-’70: ’72 marathon runners, K. Johnson, R.
Clark, D. Sarchet . . . Sept. 27th car wash . . . class
colors of green and yellow chosen . . . 2nd place float,
“Tip a Canoe and Indians Too . . Trips to a Chicago
Bulls game and Chicago Cubs game . . . J. Papais wins
3rd in state speech competition . . . ’72, the class of
potential greatness.
SOPHOMORES: Float Acclaimed Best Ever
S. Abalman, E.
Aberman, L.
Ahlgren, A.
Ahlgrim, C. Allen,
K. Allen, S. Allen,
E. Andersen, K.
Andrews.
D. Angell, K.
Bachman. J. Ball,
P. Ballard, J.
Barker, S. Barth,
L M. Bauschelt, B.
[/^Beckwith, K. Bell.
D. Bembenista, J.
Bickell, Nl. Biter,
N. Bjelland, J.
Blue, R. Blumen-
thal, K. Bogusz,
D. Bolanowski,
M. Boldt.
S. Bolls, B. Bond,
C. Bond, B.
Boroughs, M.
Bosch, G. Bourne,
D. Branson, V.
Breclaw, J.
Breshock.
P. Bretz, M. Brew,
J. Brink, S.
Brownlee, P.
Bruce, R. Bryan,
S. Bryson, D.
Budarz, J.
Burlison.
M. Burns, L.
Bumside, T.
Campion, C.
Carney, R. Carr,
L. Chidester, N.
Chipman, C.
Cichoski, A.
Ciucki.
L. Clifton, R.
Conces, J. Con-
nor, J. Copple, A.
Coulis, E. Coulis,
P. Coulis, J.
Crary, J. Cress.
D. Croissant. H.
Crouch, N. Curtis,
J. Cwiok, J.
Dahm, J. Dausch,
J. Davidson, D.
Demy, J. Depa.
G. Devetak, D.
Dietrich, K.
Dobosz, K. Don-
nersberger, B.
Donoho, D.
Drabenstot. J.
Driggs, C. Dug-
gan, B. Dunn.
R. Dupay, D.
Dvorsak, L.
Ebling, G. Eidam,
T. Eismin, T. El-
lison, W. Eisner,
L. Erickson, J.
Espino.
D. Estrada, J.
Evans, L. Fein-
gold, M. Fetzko,
G. Figuly, H.
Fine, J. Fleming,
V. Folta, M.
Forszt.
L. Fort, J.
Foudray, J. Fox,
M. Franczek, M.
Friedman, D.
Gajewski, G.
Gambrell, M.
Garofalo, J.
Garzinski.
K. Geiger, L.
Gerlach, M. Gil-
christ, B. Girot, J
Given, J. Goebel,
S. Goldstein, P.
Good, J. Gott.
W. Gott, T.
Gower, M. Graff,
K. Graham, K.
Grasty, J. Green,
L. Gregg, G.
Griffin, A.
Groeger.
R. Gubitz, R.
Guilotte, G.
Gyure, T. Hall,
D. Ham, P.
Hamascher, D.
Hammill, L. Ham-
mond, J. Hand.
C. Hanus, J. Hay,
T. Hayes, L.
Heatherington, H.
Heffley, B. Helm,
R. Helminski, G.
Helton, K. Henke.
E. Hensey, B.
Hetrick, P. Hiple,
R. Hirsch, J.
Hlinka, L.
Hoekema, J.
Hoeppner, S.
Holajter, R.
Holder.
M. Homan, J.
Hope, D. Hyles,
S. Hyman, J.
Iorio, S. Jacobi,
K. Johnson, C.
Jones, R. Jones.
M. Jugovic, D.
Kalman, G. Karas,
J. Katsahnias, B.
Kelley, F. Kemp,
C. Kendrick, D.
Kinter, D. Kirsch.
K. Knutson, C.
Kocal, A.
Kolanko, K. Kris-
toff, R. Kroll, J.
Krueger, L.
Krupinski, J.
Kuhn, J. Kus.
SOPHOMORES: Three Ran 72 Miles For ’72
SOPHOMORES: Balloons Salute End Of Football
S. Kustka, J. Lair,
D. Lammering,
C. Lanting, B.
Larson, C. Lautz,
T. Lavery, D.
Leirer, J.
Leonard.
J. Lerner, P.
Lichtsinn, B.
Leibengood. D.
Lindstroni, J.
Lipner, J. Lippie,
J. Lynn, G.
Macko, G.
Mannion.
D. Marden, M.
Markovich, K.
Miirtin,
liim^lltl y”
Mattox, M Max-
well, M. Mazza,
Mi McCain.
L. McCarty, P.
McCoy, N.
McDaniel, E.
McGraw, M.
McLean, B.
McShane, K.
McWard, M.
Meisterling, R.
Messersmith.
D. Middleton, R.
Minas, A. Miszew-
ski, M. Modjeski,
R. Monaldi, B.
Moore, P. Mul-
laney, J. Mul-
ligan, J. Murphy.
S. Musick, B.
Nagle, L. Nelson,
R. Nelson,
L. Neukranz, R.
Nolan, M.
Nondorf, D.
Ortman, M. Otte.
B. Page, J.
Panscnskin, J.
Papais, N. Papp,
J. Partain, D.
Pavel. J.
Pawelko, S.
Pedone, S.
Peglow.
T. Peglow, D.
Pelc, A.
Peleshenko, J.
Petsas, M.
Pfister, T.
Pilarczyk, A.
Pineda, L.
Pochter, K. Pope.
G. Pratt, G.
Pritchard, J.
Prohl, P. Proll,
K. Quint, S.
Rapacz, J. Rasch,
N. Raves, C.
Rawlins.
B. Raymond, J.
Redar, W.
Roades, B.
Rokosz, B. Rosen-
stein, S. Ross, P.
Rothstein, L.
Rudzinski, G.
Rutz.
K. Sagala, M.
Sansone, R.
Santare, D.
Sarchet, J. Satek,
J. Satek, K.
Savage, J.
Schavwecker, P.
Schaw.
D. Schley, D.
Schley. J.
Schmidt, S.
Schmueser, S.
Schultz, B.
Seliger, R.
Seliger, B. Senak,
L. Sennett.
T. Sheliga, J.
Schneider, M.
Schreibak, D.
Shropshire, J.
Shumway, J.
Sibley, C.
Simpson, L.
Siple, D. Skozen.
T. Slivka, S.
Smith, D. Snook,
C. Sobek, E.
Sosby, N. South-
worthi - SrSnetd^
ciiran, A. Speranzj
J> Spoljar i & —
R. Snurlock, C.
Stankie, R.
Stanners, R.
Stefaniak, C.
Stephenson, R.
Stevens, R.
Stevens, J. Stine,
C. Strachan.
H. Strick, R.
Strickland, R.
Strickland, J.
Sumbles, J.
Summers, H.
Talanian, M.
Tanis, M. Tharpe,
E. Theodore.
T. Thomas, D.
Thompson,
Thomson, P.
Tilka, T. Tolin,
B. Trachtenberg,
J. Treder, T.
Trent, F. Troy.
R. Ulicini, C.
Vailionis, N.
Vickers, D. Victor,
M. Victor, B.
Vitkus, W .
Waketield, R.
Walker, K.
Walsh.
J. Washburn, J.
Webber, S.
Webber, G.
Webber, D.
Weeks, M. Wein,
T. Wells, J.
Wetnight, A.
White.
S. White, P.
Wickland. W.
Wilkins, B.
Williamson, B.
Wilthew, S.
Wolfe, M. Wood,
S. Woodward, B.
Young .
SOPHOMORES: A Class Trip To Wrigley Field
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INVOLVEMENT
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INCOME
>TAX
ORIENTAL
AVENUE
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WA^NG
RAILROAD
BALTIC I
AVfNUt ..
196
CONNECTICUT
AVENUE
VERMONT
AVENUE
INVOLVEMENT 197
WE1CA!
NATIO
BAN
An Assortment
Of Assimilated
Assets
200
The
Unending
Ambrosia
INVOLVEMENT 201
INVOLVEMENT 205
206
IGHLAND CAB CO.— HIGHLAND, INDI
CALUMET CYCLE SALES— HIGHLAND. INDIANA
I
208
INVOLVEMENT 209
210
Reflect
On The
Casual Joys
INVOLVEMENT 213
The
Initial
Effect
1970 MUNSTER HIGH SCHOOL ADVERTISERS
“ A Confidence Of Trust ”
INLAND STEEL COMPANY
3210 Watling
East Chicago, Indiana
CUNNINGHAM REALTORS
1739 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
ENNIS REALTY
942 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Diana Bembenista)
WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
6712 Calumet Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
8230 Hohman Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Mr. Ed Burkhardt)
“An Abundance Of Assimilated Assets”
WLEKLINSKI AND COMPANY, INC.
625 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
HARRY KOESTER AGENCY
512 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Rhonda Robertson)
MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK
5243 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
HAMMOND NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
5248 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
PEOPLE’S FEDERAL
7135 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
(Picture Models: Nancy Lengyel and John Lichtsinn)
“The Unending Ambrosia”
BURGER’S SUPER MARKET, INC.
12 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
HOUSE OF PIZZA
7008 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
(Picture Models: Wendy Blohm, Debi Skelley, Deannc Brusch)
HOOSIER INN
8938 Wicker Park Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
(Picture Models: Karen Read, Alexis Huttle,
Debbie Bobin, Debbie Bolcis )
MINER DUNN
8940 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
( Picture Model : Rick McNces )
TEIBEL’S RESTAURANT
Route 30 and 41
Scherreville, Indiana
(Picture Model: Dick Atkins)
“Solely The Savory”
PEPSI COLA GENERAL BOTTLERS, INC.
9300 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Jane Washburn)
GIOVANNI’S
603 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
VAN TIL’S SUPER MARKET
7030 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond. Indiana
( Picture Models: Margaret Markovich and Sheri Barth )
HOWARD AND SONS MEATS
719 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Models: Barb Page, Paul Czyzewski.
Rick Gubitz, Kathy Pope)
MR. KENNY’S
8955 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
(Picture Models: Eric Allen, Cathy Buckley)
The Jaunty And The Dashing’
EDWARD C. MINAS
460 State Street
Hammond, Indiana and River Oaks
( Picture Models: Dave Nolan, Cathy Satek )
GINGISS FORMALWEAR CENTER
5614 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
(Picture Models: Tom Karas, Chris Sobek)
JOE HIRSCH, INC. EINHORN’S
5244 Hohman Avenue 6540 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana Hammond, Indiana (Woodmar Shopping Center)
(Picture Models: Mark Sutkowski, Ken Andersen) (Picture Models: Donna Lammering, Ellen Goodman, Joni Gainer)
CALUMET NATIONAL BANK
750 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
1970 MUNSTER HIGH
SCHOOL ADVERTISERS
“Doing What Comes Naturally”
“The Initial Effect”
CROWN CORR ERECTION, INC.
Highland
Indiana
( Picture Model : Kathy Bogusz )
WOODMAR JEWELERS AND GIFT SHOP
7012 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
ROLLER DOME RINK
730 Gostlin
Hammond, Indiana
COMAY’S JEWELERS
6614 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
( Picture Models: Karen Fischer, Roger Levin )
MUNSTER LUMBER
330 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Models: Beth Raymond, Janice Satek, Chris Sobek,
Dale Lammering, Janet Satek, Mary Bosch, Kim Graham)
LANMAN ACE HARDWARE
8240 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Ed Sosby)
CALUMET CYCLE SALES
8929 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
(Picture Models: Gavin Turner, Laurie Nelson)
LOUIS PHARMACY
8142 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Diana Bembenista)
MUNSTER STEEL
9505 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
( Picture Model : Patty Dennody )
WALINGER’S PHOTOGRAPHERS
37 South Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
(Picture Model: Mr. Bill Retskin)
“Reflect On The Casual Joys”
“An Horizon Awaits”
SIMMONS COMPANY
9200 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Kris Nickoloff)
CARPETLAND
8201 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Kathy Bogusz)
NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
5930 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
HOOSIER STATE BANK
479 State Street
Hammond, Indiana
KNOEZER CADILLAC
6131 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
(Picture Models: Ellen Jacobson, John Jones)
ARTIM TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
7105 Kennedy Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Picture Model : Liz Cohen )
BEN’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE
2739 Highway Avenue
Highland, Indiana
LICHTSINN MOTORS, INC.
9835 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
MAMA PUNTILLO’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE
3325 45th Street
Highland, Indiana
(Picture Model: Jim Maroe)
GLOBAL TRAVEL AGENCY
7133 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
( Picture Model : Caren Casich )
“Let The Earth Slip Away”
HIGHLAND CAB COMPANY
8717 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
BRANT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
9501 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
JOHANN’S
6942 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
(Picture Models: Rusty Rasch, Chris Fischer)
KARNES MUSIC
6920 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
MUNSTER LANES
8000 Calumet Avenue
Munster, Indiana
(Picture Model: Marian Fetzko)
MARCUS AUTO LEASE CORPORATION
8840 Indianapolis Boulevard
Highland, Indiana
(Picture Model: Neil Goodman)
1970 BUSINESS PATRONS
Atlas Personnel Agency
5252 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Barnes & Associates Insura
907 Ridge Road Suite 1
Minister, Indiana
Bell Jewelers
805 West Chicago Avenue
Munster, Indiana
Dunhill Formal Attire
6947 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
Dunkin’ Donuts
7340 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
Haney’s Pharmacy
7550 Hohman Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Highland Lumber Compan
2930 Ridge Road
Highland, Indiana
po
Vic Kirsch Construction Company
7020 Cline Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
McDonald’s
7443 Indianapolis Boulevard
Hammond, Indiana
Model Foods
7440 Calumet Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Munster Pharmacy
8241 Hohman Avem
Munster, Indiana
J. W. Snook Corporation
1435 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
Stephen’s Beauty Salon
7895 Kennedy Avenue
Hammond, Indiana
Willman’s Standard Station
747 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
YEAR
Yankee Doodle
745 Ridge Road
Munster, Indiana
STAFF
PROFESSIONAL PATRONS
Dr. Edward M. Alt Jr.
Dr. Virgil E. Angel
Dr. Herbert Arbeiter
Dr. James Arrowsmith
Dr. R. Beconovich
Mr. Richard Benne
Dr. H. B. Brenner
Dr. T. W. Courtice
Dr. Richard Duhon
Dr. C. D. Egnatz
Dr. Jack Fox
Dr. Lester B. Fuller
The Hammond Clinic
Dr. Hedwig S. Kuhn
Dr. John Morfas
Dr. Vincent Navarre
Dr. Carolyn Rawlins
Dr. Richard Refkin
Mr. Harold Richter
Mr. Saul Ruman
Dr. Stanley Sroka
Mr. Rudolph Tanasijevich
Dr. Lee Trachtenberg
SCHOOL
DIANA
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1970 SENIOR PARENTS’ PATRONS
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& Mrs. Richard Adams
& Mrs. J. E. Ahlgren
& Mrs. R. A. Allen
& Mrs. Richard Allen
& Mrs. John F. Amos
& Mrs. Nate Andersen
& Mrs. James E. Bales
& Mrs. David R. Ballard
. Rose Bandura
& Mrs. Max R. Barton
& Mrs. Roy Beck
& Mrs. Robert T. Bell
& Mrs. Fred Bembenista
& Mrs. Peter Berghian
& Mrs. John Binko
& Mrs. A. R. Blohm
& Mrs. Leo Bosch
& Mrs. Wm. C. Brew
& Mrs. John A. Brossart Jr.
& Mrs. Russell H. Brown
& Mrs. Richard Brusch
& Mrs. H. P. Bovenkerk
. Gertrude Buckley
George Budzik
& Mrs. James P. Casey
& Mrs. Michael A. Castillo
. Nascissa Perez Castillo
& Mrs. Alex Chicki
& Mrs. Richard Clement
& Mrs. David Cohen
& Mrs. John R. Cooney
& Mrs. F. L. Corban
& Mrs. William Cornell
& Mrs. Steve P. Coulis
& Mrs. W. A. Croissant
. Caroline Cummings
& Mrs. Thomas Dalfanso
& Mrs. Lou Davidson
& Mrs. Dick DeLay
& Mrs. Clarence Dobis
& Mrs. Emil Duffala
& Mrs. Clarence Eidam
& Mrs. Robert Evans
& Mrs. C. E. Ellison
& Mrs. Herbert Fischer
& Mrs. I. E. Friedman
John P. Gallagher
& Mrs. Thomas E. Gilboe
& Mrs. Hilary Gillespie
& Mrs. Phil Goodman
& Mrs. Roger Green
& Mrs. Leonard Grothouse
& Mrs. Fred Guttstein
& Mrs. H. W. Haas
& Mrs. D. K. Hackenberry
& Mrs. Delbert Henson
& Mrs. Rudy E. Higgins
& Mrs. Forrest Hiple
& Mrs. Albert Holajter
& Mrs. Joseph Jagadich
& Mrs. Eugene Jones
& Mrs. Anthony Karas
& Mrs. L. F. Keilman
& Mrs. W. E. Kennel
& Mrs. Max Kivett
Mr. & Mrs. C. Kolten
Dr. & Mrs. David Koransky
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Kraus
Mr. & Mrs. John Krol
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Kuhn
Mr. & Mrs. D. R. Lammering
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Lang
Mr. & Mrs. William Lekas
Mr. M. J. Leone
Mr. & Mrs. Heinz Manske
Mr. & Mrs. Emmett Maroe
Mr. & Mrs. E. Dale McGraw
Mr. & Mrs. Hobart McNees
Mr. & Mrs. Houston Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Miniuk
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mohler
Mr. & Mrs. T. C. Morris
Mr. & Mrs. John Muntiu
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Nawojski
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newman
Mr. & Mrs. John Nickoloff
Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. John O’Keefe
Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Pansing
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parker
Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Peglow
Mr. &: Mrs. Edward Pelc
Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Phares
Mr. & Mrs. T. A. Pope
Mr. & Mrs. James Price
Dr. & Mrs. George Rasch
Mr. & Mrs. James Reiplinger
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Revenew
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Rosenstein
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ruf
Mr. & Mrs. H. Gene Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Salisbury
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sands
Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Satek
Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Shaver
Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Shorb
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Siemering
Mr. R. W. Standefer
Mr. & Mrs. Mack Starewicz
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Steiger
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Sutkowski
Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Tilka
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tolin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Treder
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Trent
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Tufford
Mr. &: Mrs. David G. Turner
Mr. & Mrs. M. G. Vidakovich
Dr. & Mrs. Adolph Walker
Mr. & Mrs. John Wamsher
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wennekes
Mr. & Mrs. William Wilt
Mr. & Mrs. H. Wissenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wolf
Mr. & Mrs. R. L. Yahnke
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Zimmerman
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Mr. & Mrs. H. Aberman
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Altherr
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Andrews
Mr. & Mrs. Bill E. Angelcos
Mrs. Arens
Mr. & Mrs. William Bachman
Mr. & Mrs. John Barth
Dr. & Mrs. Harry R. Barton
Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Bauschelt
Mr. & Mrs. William Beatty
Mr. & Mrs. Beccus
Mr. & Mrs. J. K. Beckman
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beckman
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Beckwith
Mr. & Mrs. William Belshaw
Dr. & Mrs. F. A. Benchik
Mr. & Mrs. John G. Bergmann
Mr. & Mrs. G. Blacke
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Bobin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bogusz Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bolcis
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Boldt
Mr. & Mrs. B. W. Bolls
Dr. & Mrs. Leslie E. Bombar
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Borman
Mr. & Mrs. George Bourne
Dr. & Mrs. F. F. Boys
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Branco
Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Brant Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Brooks
Dr. & Mrs. J. Buda
Mr. Joe Buhler
Mr. & Mrs. William Burger
Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Burlison
Mr. & Mrs. Nate Bumstein
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cane
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Casich
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Chaiken
Rev. & Mrs. David Chesebrough
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Cichoski
Mr. & Mrs. Hymen Clapman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Clery
Dr. & Mrs. George Compton
Mr. & Mrs. John N. Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Copple
Rev. Bernard Cresiuski
Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Cross II
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dahm
Mr. & Mrs. S. Deluga
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Demy
Dr. & Mrs. Louis DePorter
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Detzman
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Detzner
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dietrich
Mr. & Mrs. C. Dillon
Mr. & Mrs. M. Donoho
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Courtland Driggs
Mr. & Mrs. A. Durkovich
Mr. & Mrs. James Dye
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Dye
Mr. & Mrs. O. F. Ebling
Dr. & Mrs. R. E. Egli
Mr. & Mrs. Eicke
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Eidam
Mr. George Erickson
Mr. & Mrs. E. S. Esary
Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Espino
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Estrada Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Evans
Mr. W. Fea
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Fech
Mr. & Mrs. Morry Fein
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Feingold
Mr. & Mrs. John Fetzko
Mr. & Mrs. Rudy Folta
The Foreign Language Department
Dr. & Mrs. E. A. Forszt
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Fort
Mr. Gene Fort
Dr. & Mrs. Claude Fortit
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Friedman
Mr. & Mrs. H. Frischbutter
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Gainer
Mr. & Mrs. William Garzinski
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Gay
Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Geiger
220
Mr. & Mrs. Mark German
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Geschneidler
Mr. & Mrs. W. Gershman
Mr. & Mrs. Brice Gilman
Mr. & Mrs. Lou Glaros
Mr. & Mrs. B. Goodman
Mr. & Mrs. E. P. Goodman
Mr. & Mrs. Saul Goodman
Mr. & Mrs. David Gott
Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Graham Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Grant
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. A. Greene
Dr. & Mrs. Irwin Greenspon
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gregg
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gubitz
Rick & Jeff Gubitz
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hagberg
Mr. & Mrs. Hanus
Mr. & Mrs. John Harr
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Hasiak
Mr. & Mrs. William Hasse
Mr. & Mrs. George Helm
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Henke
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. T. Hensey
Mr. & Mrs. Hal Hester
Mr. Bernard Hill
Dr. & Mrs. Melvin L. Hirsch
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Heekema
Miss Holder
Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Hope
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. D. Hutchings
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Jackman
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Janke
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Jensen
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Jerose
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Johns
Mr. & Z. T. Jugovic
Mr. & Mrs. L. Kalman
Mr. & Mrs. B. Kaplan
Mr. & Mrs. Mel Kaplan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Katsahnias
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Kelly
Dr. & Mrs. George G. Kelly
1970 COMMUNITY PATRONS
Cheryl Kendrick
Mr. & Mrs. Victor A. Kirsch
Dr. & Mrs. C. Kmak
Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Knapp
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Komyatte
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kovich
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kowalczyk
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Kraay
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Krajewski
Mr. & Mrs. John Kulka
Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Kustka
Mr. & Mrs. Jack P. LaForce
Mr. & Mrs. John Lair Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Lanman
Dr. & Mrs. H. A. Lautz
Mr. & Mrs. James Lavery
Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Lazar
Mr. & Mrs. E. Lebryk
Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Leet
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Levenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Levin
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Levy
Mr. & Mrs. John Lindeman
Mr. & Mrs. Long
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Luerssen
Dr. & Mrs. N. Madarang
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Markey
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Martin
Mr. Silvio Massa
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Megremis
Dr. & Mrs. R. C. Meisterling
Mr. G. Mcrriman
Mr. & Mrs. Don Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Melbourne Micon
Mr. & Mrs. Don Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Emil Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Miller
Mr. E. C. Minas Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Minas III
Mr. Willard Minas
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Moreno
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Morris
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Mueller
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mullaney
Munster Junior Women
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Myerholtz
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Nagle
Mr. & Mrs. Manny Nagle
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Nelson
Dr. Murray Nierman
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Niksic
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. O’Connell
Mr. & Mrs. Jack O’Connor
Mr. & Mrs. David Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Ortman
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Oslan
Mr. & Mrs. J. Papais
Mr. & Mrs. D. Pazdur
Dr. & Mrs. R. H. Peach
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Petsas
Mr. & Mrs. Petso
Mr. & Mrs. G. W. Powers
Mr. & Mrs. Perry Pratt
Mrs. Rita Proll
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Rader
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Raymond
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Read
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Reed
Dr. Resser
Sara Sue Robb
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Rooth
Dr. & Mrs. Carl Rosenthal
Mr. & Mrs. Archie Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rucinski
Mr. & Mrs. R. Rudzinski
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Rupp
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy St. Amard
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sala
Mrs. Richard Sarchet
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Schneider
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Schoenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Schooler
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Schroer
The Science Department
Mr. & Mrs. Cy Sefton
Mr. Steve Seljan
Mr. & Mrs. C. Sherman
Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Shinkan
Mr. & Mrs. M. Schreibak
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Skurka
Dr. & Mrs. J. E. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sobek Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sorenson
Dr. & Mrs. L. D. Spector
Mr. & Mrs. B. E. Speranza
Rev. & Mrs. Paul Stephenson
Mr. & Mrs. M. D. Stewart III
Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Stine
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Straub
Mr. G. Strickland
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Jack M. Tharpe
Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Thomas
Dr. & Mrs. Lee Trachtenberg
Dr. & Mrs. Jack Troy
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Urbanski
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Varidy
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Weinberg
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Vieweg
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Vogt
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Washburn
Watson Oldsmobile
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Watson
Mr. & Mrs. D. Webber
Mr. & Mrs. George Wemlinger
Mr. & Mrs. A. E. White
Mr. White
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilthew
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Wolfe
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wood
Dr. & Mrs. T. F. Wooden
Mr. & Mrs. James Woodward
Dr. & Mrs. W. B. Yockey
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Young
Mr. & Mrs. Barney Zagrocki
Mr. & Mrs. Zimmerman
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EPILOGUE
Cherie Brown and Mark Pope Craig Rawlins
Look and see who I am
?
EPILOGUE 225
Bored? Not at the moment.
Alone? Sometimes.
To conform? Yes and no.
Above— Keith Corban
Right— Arnie Guttstem
226
I’m alive and I believe in...
EPILOGUE 227
Revolt against a hypocritical society
Karth Day, April 23, 1970
1970— A year of struggle and unrest
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In Memoriam
Vietnam Moratorium, October 15, 1969 The year of transition and a variety of lengths
Teachers’ strikes delayed and upset the
educational system.
The Israeli conflict flared.
The Chicago Seven Trial agitated con-
troversy and the verdict shocked many.
Sen. Edward Kennedy was involved with
the death of Mary Jo Kopechne.
The first postal strike delayed deliveries
in major U.S. cities.
The near-tragedy of the Apollo 13 crew
drew world concern.
President Nixon announced increased
withdrawal of troops from Vietnam.
Tensely the nation watched as college
campuses responded to the Kent State
trauma. ... in the beginning, there was
Woodstock.
I have no voice,
I have no control.
Yet, 1 have much . . .
Concern
A popular teen-age venture towards harm
230
July 20, 1969
Man steps on the moon and unites the
world for one fleeting moment and a new
hope springs into our souls.
EPILOGUE 231
Idealism
Far Left Above— Why must I always view things
through a screen of disfamiliarity? Well, no matter— I
have this budding tendency to make things be as 1
wish them to be anyway. Far Left— This, the ideal of
peace, this, the symbol of unity, this, the battered cry
in a disillusioned time. Above— When a little girl stands
by to help me— I can only feel, contrary to popular
belief, that love is all around. Left— I must stop the
war, yet do I understand why?
“The world exists
Build therefore
Your own world.”
for you...
Ralph Waldo Emerson
EPILOGUE 233
Ellen Jacobson and Jeanne Kuhn
Mrs. Wilson
Alexis Huttle, Sue Parks, Debbie Bobin, Jo Ann Trimbur, and Sue Amos
The First Place Homecoming Car and the stupendous staff that produced it.
With work we
began...
1970 Paragon Main Editors and Section Editors— Top-
Rick McNees, Head Photographer; Row Two— Ellen
Jacobson, Co-Research; Deanne Brusch, Academics;
Cathy Buckley, Co- Athletics; Donna Lammering, Co-
Personalities; Ellen Goodman, Advertising. Row Three
—Pam Peglow, Business Manager; Chris Fischer, Co-
Athletics; Karen Read, Layout; Kris Nickoloff, Co-
Editor-in-Chief; Jeanne Kuhn, Co-Research; Debi Skel-
ley, Activities; Paula Walker, Secretary. Row Four—
Cathy Satek, Co-Promotion Director; Rhonda Robert-
son, Co-Editor-in-Chief; Caren Casich, Copy; Wendy
Blohm, Organizations. Seated— Karen Fischer, Co-Pro-
motion Director; Mrs. Betsey Wilson, Adviser; Liz
Cohen, Co-Personalities.
EPILOGUE 235
A THANK YOU TO . . .
Our Photography Staff: Richard Atkins, Jim Young, Tom Schwoegler.
Our Interns: Sue Amos, Alice Beckman, Debbie Bobin, Debbie Bolcis,
Joni Gainer, Alexis Huttle, Suzanne Parks, Richard Pellar, JoAnn Trim-
bur, Joyce Barker. The Internship Program— an innovation lacks unity.
Our Promotion Staff: Karen Allen, Sheri Barth, Mary Ann Bauschelt,
Diana Bembenista, Kathy Bogusz, Mary Bosch, Carole Ciohoski, Leslie
Feingold, Marian Fetzke, Karen Geiger, Kim Graham, Linda Gregg,
Rick Gubitz, Cathy Hanus, Mary Ann Jugovic, Dale Lammering,
Margaret Markovich, Marian Meisterling, Barbara Page, Kathy Pope,
Pat Proll, Beth Raymond, Janet Satek, Janice Satek, Chris Sobek,
Angela Speranza, Jean Stine, Toni Thomas, Jane Washburn— PEPSI,
SANTA, SOS.
Our Athletic Board: John Coulis, Gary Duffala, Jim Eidam, Rudy Hig-
gins, Larry Johnson, Bill Pansing, Rusty Rasch, Mark Sutkowski.
The MHS faculty for being so cooperative and understanding through
picture scheduling and information hunting.
The hosts of deadlines: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Brusch,
Mr. and Mrs. Peglow, Mr. and Mrs. Nickoloff, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson.
The hosts of promotion projects: Mr. and Mrs. Satek, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Stine, Mr. and Mrs. Jugovic, Mr. Markavich.
Marjorie Trent for the shadow boxes in the Organizations section.
Joe Brown for the vibrant red on the endsheets and dividers.
Susan Chalfant for our wonderful tour in Alabama and for answering
all our letters and helping us solve our problems.
Jack Bundy for servicing our cover and complying with our whims and
our tour of the S. K. Smith Cover Company.
Al Schlegelmilch, our Paragon representative.
Walinger’s Studios scheduling department for their time and patience.
Tom Coughlin for everything from pictures to bits of reassurance.
Our favorite and most interested professional photographers: Bill Ret-
skin for his help at NSPA and his wild ideas; Dick Dickus for
donating a camera to our cause, Bill LeClaire for the outstanding color
pictures and his creativity; and. Art Kreiger for the tremendous organ-
ization and baseball pictures— Each one is specially talented.
Dee at Johann’s for all our trophy needs.
Smokey at Fehring’s for all our printing needs.
Joe Sfura and Jim Bruno whose cooperation and interest and particu-
larly all those loads of materials made our PEPSI campaign a success.
The Munster Booster Club for the new camera, particularly Mr. Durk-
ovich and Mr. Shinkan— They arc all indispensible.
Miss Gonce for her work on the shadow boxes and use of the darkroom.
Mr. Lindquist and Miss Christoff for the use of their lenses.
Mrs. Silverman for keeping our finances in the office, and Mrs. Horlick
for all the duplicating assistance.
Mr. Kurteff and Mr. Bawden for their cooperation and tolerance of the
Paragon whims and picture scheduling needs which allowed us to
produce the kind of book which we want to give Munster High School.
Especially, all those crazy people sitting on the monkey bars on page
235 for the success of the 1970 Paragon.
PARAGON SPECIFICATIONS
The 1970 Paragon was printed by Paragon Press, Montgomery, Ala-
bama. The original 10 column layout was developed by our staff for
our own purposes and convenience. Paragon has two pica inner margins
with outer margins of three picas, four picas, four picas, and six
picas. The layout style for the Paragon focuses on a dominant picture
per two page spread with an effective use of white space. The Paragon
was printed on eighty pound paper in a Patina stock. The score blocks
are in one hundred percent black reverse.
The Academics section has been reorganized into spreads depict-
ing methods of learning. The organizations section has been divided
into an essay of candids and of informal group pictures. The use of
collages was initiated to enable the use of more pictures yet to re-
tain layout style. Collages are outlined with a two point black line.
A major portion of our photography was done by Walinger’s Studio
of Chicago, Illinois. The pictures were made from 8x8 black and
white glossies. The special effects in photography were achieved
through the use of a fish eye lens, wide-angle and super-wide-angle
lenses. The 10 4-color pictures in the opening are a part of a Rainbow-
color plan offered exclusively by Paragon Press. The red dye appearing
on the endsheets and dividers was especially blended for use in the
1970 Paragon. Special graphic etching appears on the dividers.
The purpose of the copy style is to introduce the spread by the
label head (36 pt. Bodoni Bold), create the mood of the year in the few
lines of copy block (18 pt. and 24 pt. Bodoni Bold), offer the histor-
ical facts and statistics in the Insight Blocks, briefly identify the
pictures in the captions (8 pt. Caledonia), and make reference easier
by page labels (8 pt. Caledonia).
The cover was designed by the S. K. Smith of Chicago, Illinois. The
cover is black leatherette with a white photographic silk screen com-
plimented by red print which matches the endsheets and dividers.
The fold-out appearing in the epilogue is for an exciting effective
way to picture our Senior class. The picture is a four-color reproduc-
tion by Paragon Press. The fold-out is a four page addition which
has been tipped into the natural spread.
PHOTO CREDITS
Rick MeNees: 2,3,7,11,12,16,17,20,21,23,24,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,42,48,49,
53,54,59, 60,61,66, 71,81,83,86,87,91, 112, 114, 117, 120, 121, 123, 124,
125, 126, 127, 133, 134, 135, 137, 144, 145, 151, 155, 160, 162, 164, 165, 167,
182,188, 189, 196, 197, 198,200,203, 205, 206, 207,208,210,212,214,215,
218,21 9,220,22 1,224,225,226,227,228,230,23 1
Tom Schwoegler: 3,33,62,64,84,87, 124, 132, 135,144, 145, 154, 167,201,21 1,
225,228,229
Dick Atkins: 22,25,38,39,61,76,79,83,84,87,155,164,183,196,212,224,228,
234
Jim Young: 60,80,90,144,228
236
The 1970 Paragon is the product of nineteen en-
thusiastic Munster High students. The sincere interest
in making this book one which the students can enjoy
for many years caused all nineteen of them to give
of themselves one hundred percent, a goal which is
hard to achieve. The student body, oblivious to the
time, efforts, and energy consumed in producing the
book, should be aware of interest, concern and the
sense of accomplishment which is gained when we
hear, “That’s really a good idea. Is that a cool
picture!” or “This is even better than last year’s.’
The credit for building the yearbook journalism pro-
gram rightly goes to Mrs. Betsey Wilson. She has
provided us with a learning experience, enabling us
to see responsibility, dedication, and fulfillment of
a goal by her personal example.
To produce this yearbook, we made several deci-
sions as to our basic plan and what we wanted to
portray as the Munster High School image and its
students. We realized that we would face some op-
position to our new and borrowed ideas and had no
way of knowing how the ideas would be accepted
or how well we would like them once published in
the book. Our plan was to give the yearbook a
refreshing, different, and exciting look but always in
good taste and a fundamentally correct journalistic
style. Students, such as we have at MHS, deserve
to be given a book which is fun to look at and still
retains the year’s data and personalities efficiently
and accurately.
To us, life at Munster High revolves around young
people and adults with young minds and new ideas.
Not only does our book strongly portray youth having
fun, in nature and together, but also youth contrib-
uting of themselves and their talents and achieving
the utmost of goals. The rapidly changing and para-
doxical emotions concentrated upon in the opening
and closing sections show our interpretation of the
youth of 1970, and particularly Munster High.
Kris Nickoloff, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Rhonda Robertson, Co-Editor-in-Chief
...and happily ever after THE END came!
INDEX
STUDENTS
Sophomores
Sharon Abalmen— 98,110,190
Eileen Aberman— 190
Gail Ahlbom— 102,104
Linda Ahlgren— 92,102,190
Amy Ahlgrim— 190
Scott Allen— 190
Cliff Allen-123,140,190
John Allen— 190
Karen Allen-110,190,236
Eve Andersen— 94,96,102,190
Kathleen Andrews— 190
Diane Angell-37,102.190
Kathryn Bachman— 37,56,94,96,149.190
James Ball— 190
Richard Ballard— 190
Jerry Barker— 104,190
Sheri Barth-100,102,104,110,190,236
Mary Bauschelt— 98,110,190,236
Ben Beckwith— 190
Kathleen Bell-100,190
Diana Bembenista— 80,98,104,1 10,190,
196.208.213.222.236
John Bickell-98, 108,190
Mark Biter— 190
Nancy Bjelland-102,104,1 10,190
Jim Blue— 190
Robin Blumenthal— 37,190
Kathleen Bogusz-100, 104,110, 190,196,
209.210.222.236
Dave Bolanowski— 104,140,190
Melissa Boldt-102,104,149,190
Susan Bolls— 94,96,190
Beverly Bond— 94,100,102,190
Carolyn Bond 94,104,190
Brooke Boroughs— 82,110,190
Mary Bosch-19,29,94,96,102,104,110,
190.208.236
Georgia Bourne— 190
Donald Branson— 190
Val Breclaw— 104,190
fcrEll e u Dres hock— 102,104,190
Pamela Bretz— 37,94,190
Mike Brew-114,190
JoEllen Brink-29,37.94,96,190
Sue Brownlee— 29,102,190
Patti Bruce— 190
Rosanne Bryan— 19,29,37,94,96,102,104,
190
Stephen Bryson— 190
Dave Budarz— 190
Jan Burlison— 102,104,190
Marian Burns— 190
Laura Burnside— 190
Tom Campion— 190
Colleen Carney— 190
Rick Carr-120,144,190
Linda Chidester-100,102,108,190
Nancy Chipman— 108,190
Carole Cichoski-100,104, 110,190,236
Andre Ciucki— 190
Rod Clark-120,143,144,188
Laura Clifton— 190
Rory Conces— 29,37,190
John Connor— 190
Janis Copple— 104,1 10,190
Angela Coulis- 102, 1 04, 149. 190,224
Eve Coulis-37,102,104. 110,149,190,224
Phil Coulis-108,1 14,135,136.190
Jill Crary-94,96,102, 104,1 10,149,190
Joe Cress— 37,190
Debbie Croissant— 149,190
Harvey Crouch— 190
Nancy Curtis— 100,190
Jeff Cwiok— 190
Jacqueline Dahm— 98,100,102,104,108,
110,190
Linda Darnell
Jamie Dausch— 190
Jill Davidson-90,100 102,149,190
David Demy— 104,190
John Depa— 190
George Devetak— 108,190
Dennis Dietrich— 129.131,140,141,190
Karen Dobosz— 102,190
Kelley Donnersberger— 37,94,96,102,104,
190
Bruce Donoho— 92,188,190
Diane Drabenstat— 190
Julieann Driggs— 100,190
Cliff Duggan— 190
Bill Dunn-131,190
Ric Dupay— 190
Dave Dvorscak— 190
Linda Ebling-37,100,190
Greg Eidam— 108,190
Tom Eismin— 55,190
Timothy Ellison— 104,190
Wendy Eisner— 190
Lynn Erickson— 102,104,190
Teresa Espino— 190
Doreen Estrada— 102,104,191
Jeff Evans-191
Leslie Feingold-102,104.110 191 236
Marian Fetzko— 102,104,1 10,191,206,
236
Garrett Figuly-191
Howard Fine-19,37.96.136,138,191
Janet Fleming— 82,98,191
Vicki Folta-37, 100,191
Mary Ellen Forszt— 191
Linda Fort-37,100,104,191
John Foudray— 136,191
Jon Fox-126,140,191
Mark Franczek— 191
Marilyn Friedman— 100,191
Diane Gajewski— 100,191
Gregory Gambrell— 191
Mary Garofalo— 102,191
Judy Garzinski— 191
Karen Geiger-102,104,110,191,236
Lynn Gerlach— 191
Kevin Gibbs
Melissa Gilchrist-19.29,37,96,104,191
Robert Girot-123,126,140,191
Joe Given-114,138,191
Toy Goebel-37,100,104,191
Sherry Goldstein— 110,191
Peggy Good— 104,110,191
John Gott-4,124, 126,138,191
Ward Gott-4, 126, 138,191
Trade Gower— 37,100,191
Beth Graff-98,100,102,104,191
Kim Graham-102.110,191,208
Keith Grasty— 138,191
Judy Green— 191
T.inrla Crrcrg-98. 1 00. 1 02. 104.1 10.19 1 .
236
Glenn Griffin— 108.191
Alan Groeger— 100 1 14,191
Rick Gubitz— 28,29,36,37,94,96,1 10,
236,138.191
Renee Guilotte— 102,104,191
Gloria Gyure— 104,106,149,191
Terry Hall- 191
Debbie Ham— 102,191
Pamela Hamacher— 104,191
David Hamill— 191
Linda Hammond— 191
Jon Hand-191
Cathy Hanus-29,37, 102, 104,1 10,191,
236
George Hasseloff
Janice Hay— 100.102,191
Terry Hayes— 191
Lisa Heatherington— 102,104,191
Howard Hefflev— 191
Barry Helm— 191
Ruth Helminski— 100,104,191
Garrett Helton— 191
Kathy Henke— 100.191
Ellen Hensey-37.104,1 10,191
Robert Hetrick-108,138,191
Paul Hiple— 129,131,191
Richard Hirsch— 104.110,191
Joan Hlinka— 104,191
Leslie Hoekema— 102,104,191
Jerilyn Hoeppner— 191
Steve Holajter-123, 138,191
Roy Holder— 2,191
Martin Homan— 98,191
Jim Hope— 191
Dave Hyles— 191
SaraLee Hymen— 37,191
Joe Iorio— 29,37,191
Sherrile Jacobi— 191
Keith Johnson-104,114,126,143,144,
188 191
Kathy Jones-37,104,108,191
Ronald Jones— 28,29,100.191
Mary Ann Jugovic— 39,104,1 10,191,236
Dave Kalman-82,108,122,123,191
Greg Karas— 114,191
Jeneane Katsahnias— 191
Bob Kelley— 64,104.114,128,131,143,191
Frank Kemp— 191
Cheryl Kendrick-104,191
Don Kintner— 191
Don Kirschner— 191
Kathleen Knutson-102,104,110,191
Cynthia Kocal— 100,191
Adlai Kolanko— 191
Karen Kristoff— 191
Rebecca Kroll-104,191
Jan Krueger— 191
Linda Krupinski— 104.110,191
Joanne Kuhn— 104,149,191
Jack Kus— 29,108,191
Steve Kustka— 192
Judith Lair— 192
Dale Lammering— 13,27,102,104,110,
188,192,208,236
Cheryl Lanting— 110,192
Bill Larson-37,104,192
Christine Lautz— 37,192
Terry Lavery— 42,104,131.188,192
Bob Leibengood— 29.37.96,192
Diane Leirer-37,102,104,192
John Leonard— 29,37,192
Gerald Lerner— 192
Paul Lichtsinn— 80,108,192
Deborah Lindstrom— 192
Jeff Lipner— 66.104,192
John Lippie— 192
Judi Lynn— 192
Gerry Macko-100,104,110,192
Greg Mannion— 192
Diane Marden-37, 102,149,192
Margaret Markovich— 192,203,236
Kerry Martin— 126,143,192
Theresa Martin— 108,110,192
Howard Matasar— 192
Bob Mattox— 192
Macy Maxwell— 192
Mark Mazza— 192
Charlotte McCaig
Mike McCain— 192
Laurie McCarty— 192
Paul McCoy— 192
Nancy McDaniel— 192
Edwin McGraw— 192
Jim McLaughlin
Mary McLean— 37,94,96,192
Brian McShane— 192
Kathleen McWard— 192
Mariane Meisterling— 29,37,94,96, 104,
110.192.236
Roger Messersmith— 192
Debbie Middleton— 37,192
Randall Minas— 192
Andrea Miszewski— 192
Maria Modjeski— 94,104,192
Ray Monaldi— 192
Barbara Moore— 29,37,96,192
Pat Mullaney— 1 14,192
Jim Mulligan-138,192
Julie Murphy-37,87,94.96,104,149,192
Sheldon Musick-98,100,192
Bruce Nagle— 94,192
Lori Nelson-110,192,208
Rick Nelson-123,126,138,192
Lloyd Neukranz— 131,192
Rick Nolan— 126,192
Marilyn Nondorf— 104,192
Debbie Ortman— 192
Marian Otte— 104,192
Barbara Page-24,37, 1 10, 149, 192,203,
236
John Panchisin— 108,192
John Papais-5,29, 36, 37,42, 87,92, 94,
96,104,192
Nancy Papp— 192
Jack Partian— 192
Doris Pavel— 192
James Pawelko— 192
Steve Pedone— 192
Sherie Peglow— 108,192
Tim Peglow— 140,192
Doug Pelc— 192
Anna Peleshenko— 192
Jim Petas— 192
Mike Pfister— 192
Tom Pilarczyk— 192
Amy Pineda— 192
Larry Pochter— 192
Kathy Pope-19,29,94,96,102,104,110,
192 203
Gail Pratt-29,37,100,102,104,192
Greg Pritchard— 192
Jim Prohl— 192
Pat Proll-98, 100,1 10,192,236
Karen Quint— 102,104,192
Susan Rapacz— 92,100,192
James Rasch— 120,130,131,143,192
Nancy Raves— 192
Craig Rawlins-104,106,188,192,225
Beth Raymond-104,110,192,208,236
Jim Redar— 192
Wayne Roades— 29,192
Barb Rokosz— 192
Beth Rosenstein— 192
Scott Ross— 192
Pamela Rothstein-192
Leslie Rudzinski— 102,104,192
Gayle Rutz— 102,192
Cathy Sagala— 102,104,193
Richard Sandberg
Marilyn Sansone— 80,90,100,104,193
Rich Santare— 193
Dave Sarchet— 126,143.188,193
Janet Satek-102, 110,193.236
Janice Satek-102, 104, 110,193,236
Kent Savage— 193
Jody Schauwecker— 193
Paul Schaw-104, 108.114,138,193
Danna Schley— 102,104,149,193
Donna Schley— 33,102,193
James Schmidt— 28,29,92,108,193
Sharon Schmueser— 193
Joe Schneider— 126,188
Sherry Schultz— 98,193
Barry Seliger— 193
Ron Seliger— 193
Barbara Senak— 193
Laura Sennett— 193
Theodore Sheliga— 193
Joseph Shneider— 193
Martin Shreibak— 193
Diane Shropshire— 193
Julie Shumway— 102,104,193
Jim Sibley— 193
Chuck Simpson— 104,193
John Siorek— 193
Linda Siple— 100,193
Denise Skozen— 100,193
Tom Slivka— 193
Sue Smith-37,94,96,102,104,193
Douglas Snook— 193
Chris Sobek-92, 102, 108,1 10,193,205,
208.236
Ed Sosby— 193,213
Nancy Southworth— 100.102,104.1 10
Susan Speelman— 92,102,104,193.224
Angela Speranza— 102,104,1 10,193,236
Joseph Spoljaric— 193
Roy Spurlock— 193
Carolyn Stankie— 37,100,104,193
Richard Stanners— 193
Randy Stefaniak— 193
Claire Stephenson— 193
Renee Stevens— 102,149,193
Robert Stevens— 193
Jean Stine-102,104.110,193.236
Cathv Strachan— 102.104,149,193
Harry Strick— 94,96,193
George Strickland— 193
Randy Strickland— 104,193
Jackie Sumbles— 193
June Summers— 100,193
Helen Talanian— 193
Mary Tanis— 104,193
Melissa Tharpc— 98,193
Elaine Theodore— 193
Toni Thomas-102,104,110,188,193,236
Don Thompson— 193
Tom Thomson— 193
Margaret Tilka-102,104, 149,193
Tony Tolin
Barry Trachtenberg— 28,29,37,100,193
Jenny Treder-32, 104, 193,224
Tom Trent-5,29,36,37,94,96,104,193
Fred Troy— 193
Rick Ulicni— 193
Claudia Valionis— 149,193
Nancy Vickers— 193
David Victor— 193
Mark Victor— 193
William Vitcus— 114,193
Wake Wakefield-104,123,136,193
Richard Walker-61,193
Kathleen Walsh- 193
Jane Washburn-84,104,108,110,193,
201,203,236
John Webber-114,193
Susan Webber-102,104,106,193
Gary Weber- 193
Diane Weeks— 102,104,193
Mark Wein-193
Twala Wella— 100,193
Jim Wetnight— 193
Alvina White— 104,193
Susan White-102,193,224
Paul Wickland— 108,131,193
Wendy Wilkms-37,102,104,110,149,
193 224
Barb Williamson— 104,193
Bob Wilthew— 126,143,193
Sherri Wolfe-193
Mike Wood-131,193
Robert Wood
Susan Woodward— 98,100,193
Bill Young-114,193
Robert luraitijs
Juniors
Greg Abrinko— 184
Jeanne Alexander— 98,100,102,104,184
Robin Allen-18,19,29,37,96,110,184
Bernie Alters— 184
Bob Alters— 184
Deboran Aitebrr— 92,102,104,182,184
Sue Amos-39,61,98,102,104,110,184,
234,236
Cathy Anglecos— 98,102,104,184
Tom Ashby-104,126,184
Richard Atkins— 72,110,184,201,236
Michael Aurelius— 184
Ellen Baker— 37,184
Pat Baranowski— 140,184
Joyce Barker-104,110,184,236
Wendy Barton— 104,184
Karl Bassett— 184
Claudia Bauer— 184
Karen Beatty— 100
Alice Beckman-110,149,184,194.236
Mary Beckman— 184
Greg Bembenista— 104,184
Dennis Benoit
Beth Berey— 102,104,184
Mark Bems— 102,184
Pamela Blanchard— 184
Debbie Bobin-61, 100, 110,184,200,234,
236
Joan Bogner— 100,184
Debbie Bolcis-61, 98, 102,1 10,184,200,
236
Tony Bombar— 184
Jan Bonner— 102,104,184
Dennis Borgman— 114,139,184
Jeff Boris-104,140,184
Bruce Boroughs— 184
Bob Bracco— 120,136,184
Betsey Brager— 5,33,102,184
John Brandley— 114,184
Nancy Branson— 100,184
Greg Brecla w— 87.94.96.104. 106
Eiien Brew— 37,184
Rusty Brooks— 126,139,184
Cherie Brown-18,19,29,37,60,80,87,
92,94,96,102,106,184,224
Edmund Bryzgalski— 184
Danny Buckner— 184
Carol Buczkowski— 37,98,102,184
Shirley Burton— 184
Elaine Butynski
Fred Cairns— 184
Nora Campbell— 184
Mike Cane— 182,184
Linda Carlson
Linda Carney— 184
Caren Casich-89,90,92,102,104,110,
184,214,234
Diana Castillo-37,98,102,104,106,184
Lydia Castillo-37,98,100,102,104,184
Debbie Chael— 104,184
Madeline Church— 104,184
Ilene Clapman— 98,100,149,184
Cathie Clark-19,29,37,96,104,106,184
Coralee Cleveland— 102,184
Kathy Clifton— 184
Carolyn Conrad— 102,184
Todd Corban— 29,37,96,184
Paul Coulis-92,98,184
Chris Covert-18,19,29,36,37,96,184
Shelly Crary— 19,184
Steve Crary'— 19,29,37,94,96,104,184
Mark Croker
Joan Cziperle— 60,102,184
Paul Czyzewski— 72,94,96,98,100,120,
143,184,203
Tom Dahlkamp— 184
Breena Dalkofr— 102
Doug Davidson— 37,122,184
Rick Delaney— 104,114,126,184
Susan Delaney— 184
Karl Deluga— 98, 1 10, 184
Patty Dermody— 110,184,208
Peggy DeRolf— 184
Ken Detzner— 124,126,139,184
Nada Devetak— 184
Jim Dilbo— 37,96
Susan Dixon— 89,102,104,184
Dave Doescher— 184
Don Downs— 182,184
Zaharije Draskovich— 184
Bob Dudek— 184
Jim Dudzilc— 184
Leslie Dunn— 185
Terry Dunn— 104,185
Chuck Dunning— 19,28,29,36,37,39,92,
96,100,185
Dave Edinger— 114,139,181
Andrea Egnatz— 185
Fred Eicke— 185
Karin Eitzen-37, 96,98, 1 00, 149, 185
Bev Eppler-82,98, 100,104, 185
Mark Erickson— 120,185
Curt Etter— 110,185
Warren Evans— 185
Eileen Fehring— 96,102,104,185
Susan Ferro— y8, 185
Karen Fischer-7,110,185,212,234
Nancy Forsythe— 185
Ed Forszt— 185
Brad Frantz— 185
Diane Fnschbutter— 185
Chuck Frost— 185
Ron Fundyk— 185
Dorothy Gage— 185
Jom Gamer— 70,104,185,205,236
Ron Gershman— 104,185
Terry Gibbs-104,106,185
Anne Gigstead— 185
Chris Gilchrist— 185
Nancy Gile-100, 102, 104,185
Alan Goldstein— 110,185
Neil Goodman— zy, tf7, 122, 123, 185,206
Wayne Gordon— 185
Larry Gray-o7, 94, 96, 120,143,144,185
Dan Green-104,114,131,185
Bill Greene-94, 06,1 14,185
Lacy Griffith— 37, y 6, 104, 185
Dawn Guess— 102,104,185
Jeff Gustaitis— 185
Jackie Hales— 185
Cathy Harr-182,185
Mike Hauer— 2,185
Walter Heiminski— 29,36,37,96,100,185
John Hestermann— 185
Patricia Higgins— 57,92,94,96,102,104,
185
Marietta Hinkel— 185
Dan Hiser— 185
Ray Hodor— 114,185
Louise Hodus— 104,185
David Hoover— 56,185
Sharon Hostettler— 98,185
Ed Hreha— 185
Frank Hubbell— 185
Cheryl Huber-72,104,108,185
Cathie Hutchings— 3,5,89,92,102,185
Alexis Huttle-100, 102, 104,110, 185,236,
200,234
Nancy Jablonski— 98,100,185
Phil Jankura— 114,132,136,185
Sandy Jarecki— 185
Gerry Jasinski— 185
Diane Jeorse— 185
Richard Johnsen— 98,185
Cathy Johnson— 104,185
Ketti Johnson— 185
Terry Johnson— 98,100,102,104,185
Tom Johnson— 98,185
Mike Jongsma— 185
Daryl Justice— 185
Peggy Kasten— 106,185
Estelle Katsoulis— 98,100,185
Donna Keene— 104,185
Sharon Keene— 58,104,185
Dave Keilman— 185
Rich Kennel-7,70,104,185
Bob Killings worth— 185
Don Kintner— 185
Karen Klagc-92,102, 104, 182,185
Denise Kluse-36,37,96,98,100,185
Karen Knesek— 185
J im Kowalczyk— 185
lent Kraus-104,112,132,136,185
Kris Kristoff— 185
Bob Kulka— 7,108,186
Mike Kustko— 186
Nanci Landon-3, 17, 92, 102,104, 106, 186
Patti Leahy— 186
Judy Lebryk— 186
Rick Leet-19,29, 36,37, 80,87,92, 94,96,
104,106,186
Nicki Lekas-104, 110,186
Sue Leonard— 186
'Roger Levin-61,104,106,128,131,186,
212
Diana Liming— 186
Beth Little— 186
Bill Long-114,186
Joe Long— 140,141,186
Becky Loren tzen— 102,104,186
lary Ellen Luerssen— 4,186
erry Macko— 92
Janice Malo— 94,104,186
Greg Malovance— 84,87,96,186
Doris Marks— 104,108,186
Fred Martin-108,186
Greg Martz— 186
Mark McConnell-94,120,124,126,143,
145,186
Lonnie McGuffey— 186
Patti McNamara— 98,186
Joe McShane— 186
Debra McWard-186
Sue Meyer-29,37,186
Jerry Miller— 186
Mark Miller-104,126,140,141.186
Mary Jo Miller-92,102,186
Ed Minas-186
Anne Mintz— 92,96,110,186
Pam Mitziga— 98,186
John Mogle— 186
Barb Moore— 186
Brenda Moore
Brett Moore
Curt Moore-104,106,186
Dave Moreno-114,139,186
Bill Morris-186
Jim Morris— 186
Jean Mueller— 186
Trudy Murakowski— 186
Debbie Murphy— 98,186
Nancy Nagle— 186
David Nolan-145,186,204
Mike Nolan— 104
Kathy Ogorek— 186
Rick Ogrodowski— 186
Tom O’Keefe-22,186
Doug Oliver-98,143,186
Ron Ortman
Paul Otte— 186
Rick Parker-114,138,139,186
Suzanne Parks— 100,102,110,182,186,
234,236
Scott Parrish— 104,128,131,182,186
Diane Patterson— 186
Dayne Paul— 114,136,186
Loretta Pedone— 108,186
Rich Pellar— 110,141,186,236
Russ Pellar— 17,61,128,131,186
Judy Peterman— 186
Wade Peters— 114,143,186
Claude Peyrot-114, 143,186
Rob Plunkett-92,114,136,186
John Powers— 186
Mike Purbaugh— 186
Monte Rader— 104,114,118,186
Phil Raymond— 186
Karen Read-87,90,94,96,98,100,102,
104.186.200.234
Susan Reck— 186
Fred Redar— 186
Chuck Revenuew— 186
Bob Rhodes
Jeff Riffer-82, 94,96, 186
Paula Rinkovsky— 78,186
Jill Rittman— 102,104,186
Marc Robertson— 104,114,186
Jerry Roedel— 187
Karen Rogan— 187
Jerry Rosko-120,187
Barry Ross— 106,187
Brad Ross-104,129,131,182,187
Don Ruf— 187
Lori Ruman— 187
Debbie Rutz-80,102,187
Vicki Sala-27, 104, 182,187
Kathy Salastas— 104,187
Cathy Satek-90,92,98,102, 104, 110,187,
204.234
Linda Schmueser— 98,110,187
Marc Schoenberg— 187
Greg Schooler— 187
Gwen Schoon— 100,187
Peter Schreier— 187
Fred Schroer-126,187
Jim Schuman— 187
Jaime Sefton— 187
Teresa Serrano— 100,187
John Shaver— 96,187
Bob Shinkan-104, 114,139,187
Rosemary Sikora— 37,98,102,187
Arleen Simon— 90,110,187
Gail Skogan-100,148, 149,187
Tom Smelko— 187
Sherri Smith— 98,187
Sherdene Sorenson— 37,94,96,98,100,
102,104,149,187
Dave Spaniol— 187
Jay Spector— 120,126,187
Bob Spillar— 143,187
Norman Sproch— 187
Andrea Starzak-29, 37, 96, 100,102,187
Jim Steiger— 187
Paul Steiger-128,130,187
Tricia Stoker— 98,187
Rob Straub-134,136,187
Mike Sullivan-139,187
Rhoda Tanis— 98,149,187
Lois Timkovich— 187
Debbie Tokarz-94, 96,98, 102,104, 187
Mike Tolin-19, 100,187
JoAnn Trimbur— 37,98,102,104,110,187,
234,236
Bill Tsirtis— 187
Allen Turnbeaugh— 187
Margaret Ulber— 104,187
Linda VanEs— 187
Mary Victor-100,102,104,149,187
Dave Vieweg— 104,106,123,187
Linda Vogt— 187
Mike Waisnora— 126,139,187
Dave Walker— 187
Kathie Walt-187
Kris Ward- 187
Chris Warot— 187
John Webb- 187
Karyl Wehle-98,187
Doug White— 114,187
Joanne White— 102,104,187
Scott Wigley— 187
Debbie Wilson— 100,104,187
John Wingfield-7,4,104,114,187
Ed Wise
Mark Wohrle— 187
Dan Wolak— 139,187
Jayne Yahnke— 92,102,104,187
Elaine Yasko— 187
Brenda Young— 102,187
Jim Young-100.110,123,187,236
Jim Zachau— 187
Bob Zimmerman— 187
Stu Zimmerman— 131,187
Don Zoellner— 94,96
Joe Zopp-102,104,187
Sharon Zweige— 104,106
Seniors
Tom Adams— 33,168
Anita Ahlgren-26, 92, 96,102, 104,168, 227
Chris Allen— 168
Eric Allen— 122,123,168,203
Gail Ammon— 31,104,168
Peggy Amos— 61,92,104,168
Donna Andersen— 19,37,96,168
Ken Anderson-19,104,106,110,168,205,
224,227
Steve Anderson— 168
Cynthia Bales— 168
Chris Balka— 168
Mark Ballard-92,96,126,138,139,168
James Bandura— 168
Todd Barton— 168
Laurie Bates— 27,92,166,168
Luann Bates— 104,168
Terry Baudino— 104,106,168
Gordon Beatty— 168
BUI Bell-96,126,138,139,169
Thad Bembenista— 169
Mark Berey-96,1 14,136,164,169
Pat Berghian— 169
Paul Beyer-29,96,143,144,169
John Bilik- 169
Barb Binko— 72,169
Wendy Blohm-19, 37,96, 104,110, 169,
200
Cathy Boender— 102,169
Claudia Bond-94,96,104,106,169
Mike Bosch-3,37,41,87,92,94,96,169
James Bovenkerk— 169
Carol Breitenkamp— 169
Bill Brew-132,136,143,169
Susan Brink— 37,96,98,169
Virginia Brinkmann— 96,108,110,169
Jane Brossart-4 1,72, 104, 106, 169
Nancy Brown— 169
Becky Bruce
Dean B rum m— 170
Deanne Brusch-69,96, 110.170.200,234
Cathy Buckley-110,150,170,203,234
Tom Budzik— 170
Debbie Burkhardt— 170
Joan Buvala— 96,170
Mary Ann Candiano— 92,96,110,170
Pam Carollo— 170
Mary Jean Casey— 170
Linda Castillo— 98,100,170
Sonia Castillo— 100,104,170
Steve Chicki— 170
Laurie Chruby— 170
Gail Clement— 94,96,170
Liz Cohen-110,170,214,234
Dewey Conces— 29,55,96,170
Carolin Cooney— 102,170
Keith Corban-72,92,96, 98, 120,142,143,
144,170,226
Bill Cornell-122,123.141,171
John Coulis— 69,72,96,104,106,1 14,1 17,
164,171,236
Susan Cress— 29,37,96,104,171
Barb Crockett— 102,171
Chuck Croissant— 72.96.106,171
Doug Cummings— 120,171
Dan Dalfonso— 171
Craig Da vidson— 2 1 , 104, 1 06, 1 20, 1 22,
171
John Day— 171
Jay Delay— 171
Bob Devore— 171
Jody Dobis— 171
Ruth Dray- 1 9,94,96,98, 1 02, 1 04 , 1 68
Ron Dudek
Gary Duffala-3,30,114,119, 138,139,
171.236
Jim Eidam-35,114, 116, 134, 136,171,
224.236
Cindy Ellison— 171
Debby Ellison-171
Pam Eisner-102,171
Bob Evans-172
Chris Fischer-110,172.194,206,234
Nancy Fodor-37.96 102,172
Bruce Frantz— 120,172
Leslie Friedman-87,92,94,96,172
Neil Gailmard— 172
Charles Gajewski— 172
Jody Gallagher— 172
William Gallagher— 172
Charles Gastreich
John Gavelek— 172
David Gibbs
Joyce Gilboe— 104,172
Hillary Gillespic-56,172
Ellen Goodman-69,110,172,205,234
Bruce Gower— 172
Patty Green— 54,172
Tom Grothouse— 17,120,125,126,138,
139 172
Allen Guttstein-11, 129,131, 164,172
Arnold Guttstein— 11,114,172,226
Ken Haas-33,92,104,173,224
LouEllen Hackenberry— 2 1 ,92,96,98,
102,173
Chuck Hall-173
Maria Hall— 173
Debbie Halon— 173
Julie Headdy— 64,102,173
Tom Heiminski— 29,104,131,173
Gayle Henson— 17,173
Rudy Higgins-1 10,1 14,1 19.135,136,
173 236
Mark Hiple-98, 128,131, 173
Dave Holajter-69,72, 96, 98,1 10,173,179
James Homans
Ellen Jacobsen-110,173,215.234
Sheila Jagadich— 173
Larry Johnson— 33,72,96,98,1 10,1 14,
116.132.134.136.143.144.173.236
John Jones-96,110,173,215
Janet Kaczka— 173
Tom Karas-5,114, 115,119, 173,205
Linda Karll— 173
Ken Keilman— 174
Barb Kennel— 64,106,174
Deborah Kirincic— 19,37,96,104,1 10,174
Mark Kivett-163,174
Nancy Koester— 174
Carol Kolten— 102,104,174
Ada Koransky
Bruce Kowalisyn— 174
Larry Kraus— 1 14,134,136,174
Jack Krol— 163,174
Peggy Krol— 19,37,96,110,174
Barb Krueger— 23,102,174
Kirsten Kucer— 92,104,174
Jeanne Kuhn— 110,174,234
Donna Lammering— 4,94,96,110,174,
205.234
Cyndi Lammers— 174
Jackie Lang— 72,98,100,174
Bruce Lanman— 174
Jill Lanman-42, 92,96,104,106, 164,174,
178
Diana Lanting— 84,96,110,175
Rochelle LaRitz— 175
Jean Leahy— 175
Lynn Lee— 175
Debby Lekas— 90,98,175
Nancy Lengyel— 19,29,37,72,87,92,94,
96,175,198
John Leone— 175
John Lichtsinn— 3,72, 1 04, 1 10, 1 20, 1 75,
198
Jay Lynn— 18,19,96.175
Nick Makarewich— 100
Karen Malo-35,94,96,104,106,175
Barb Malonev— 52,92,110,175
Richard Manchak— 166
Doris Manske— 175
Paula Markovich— 175
Jim Maroe— 96,175,210
Larry Marvel— 175
Denise Mayse— 175
Nina McCoy- 175
Jim McDaniel— 56,96 98,1 14,175
Tom McDonald— 72,92,96,98,176
Donald McDonell— 176
Daletta McGraw— 102.104,176
Kim McLaughlin— 96,110.176
Rick McNees— 67,72.110 176 201,234
Steve Medanic— 19.29,37,96,176
Sally Meyer-96,98,110,176
Bob Mills
Janet Miner— 176
David Miniuk— 176
Anna Miszewski— 176
Steve Mohler— 35.104 114.176
Lynn Moore-18,19,29,37,92,94,96,176
Jim Moore— 110
Tim Morris— 114,1 18.143,144,176
Donna Muntiu— 96 104 106 110,176
Cathy Nawojski— 92,96,98,176
David Nelson— 104
Robert Nelson— 104.163,176
Jamie Nepip— 37.176
Barb Newman— 177
Kris Nickoloff— 96 110,177,210
Sue Ogren— 13,177
Dennis O’Keefe— 177
Bill Pansing-78,96, 104,110,130, 131,
177.236 _
Bob Parker-31,96.114.117 139.177
Judy Patterson— 37 78 92,96,110,177
Dan Pearson— 163.177
Pam Peglow— 68,102.1 10,177
Dave Pe\c-5.104, 106,114, 115,177
Bob Phares— 177
Mary Beth Polisky— 21,55.104,177
Mark Pope-18.19 28,29,42.84,94,96,
104,106,177,224
Janice Price— 33 96,98,110,177
Kerry Ransel— 177
George Rasch-1 10,120, 124, 126,141,
177.206.236
Carol Raves— 92 98,177
Theresa Reck— 177
Debra Redecker— 178
Avis Reed— 100,178
Ken Reiplinger— 104,110,178
Lynn Revenew— 178
Diana Richardson— 178
Rhonda Robertson— 19 29,37,72,87,92,
96.110.176.178.199.234
Larry Rosenstein— 98,110,178
Sheryl Rubrecht— 178
Tom Ruf— 164,178
Jim Russell— 98.104,106,178
David Ryder— 178
Marta Salisbury— 178 ^
Nancy Sands— 3.25 88,92 104,106,178
Mary Satek-37,102.1 10,178
Kathy Scheffel— 160.178
Myron Schmidt— 92 108,141,178
Ralph Schwarz— 178
Susan Schwarz— 98,110,178
Tom Schwoegler— 110,179,236
Bill Shaver-94,120,179
John Sherby— 179
Bonnie Sherwood— 179
Janet Shorb-3, 39,72,92, 96, 98, 102, 104,
106.179
Gary Shumway— 42,106,164,179
Tom Siemering— 104,106,114,179
Judy Simpson— 58,104,179
Debra Skelley-96, 110, 179,200,234
Julie Slivka- 110,179
Richard Standefer— 179
Gary Starewicz— 2 1,114,117,118.138,
139.179
Roxy Stasick— 179
Lynda Stefaniak— 179
Robert Steiger— 58,66,96,108,143,144.
179
David Stevens— 179,194
Charles Stewart— 98,179
Deborah Stewart— 104,179
Lynn Stewart— 180
Debbie Street— 180
John Sullivan— 25,28,29,104,180
Mark Sutkowski-61,72, 104,1 10,122,123.
180,205,236
Roxane Sylvester— 180
Gordon Talanian— 100
Bill Tanis— 19,29,96,180
Carla Tchalo-72.92,94,98,104,106,180
Sharon Tilka— 180
Michele Tolin-29,37,89.96.1 10,180
Jim Treder— 96, 1 1 4, 1 64 , 1 80
Marjorie Trent— 27,90,102,104,106,180.
224
Dan Tufford— 92, 1 08, 1 10. 1 80
Gavin Turner— 166,180,208
Linda Ulicni— 180
Michael VanEs— 180
Steve Vidakovich— 37,82,180
Dick VonBorstel-104. 106,123,180
Paula Walker-110,180,234 ^ _
Richard Wamsher— 72,108,114,126,181
Sherri Webber-104,181
Roger Weinberg— 124,126,138,139,181
Julie Wennekes— 104,181
Deborah Werntz— 35,58,181
Glenn Weyand— 114,118,181
Bruce White— 181
Calvin Wiers— 181
John Wilson— 100,114,181
Robert Wilson— 181
Shelley Wilt-64,94,96,149,181
Jim Wingfield— 166,181
Linda Wisnewski— 19,37,82,96,104,181
Neil Wolfe-84,87,92,94,96,181
Debra Yerkes— 181
Linda Young— 181
Russell Zea— 181
Marilyn Zimmerman— 72,181
Organizations
Art Club 98
Boys’ Ensemble 106
Cheerleaders 102
Chess Club 100
Concert Band 108
Concert Choir 104
Crier 110
D.E. Club 98
Drill Team 102
German Club 98
Girls’ Ensemble 106
Girls’ Sextet 106
Glee Club 104
Majorettes 102
Mixed Ensemble 106
National Forensic League 96
National Honor Society 96
News Bureau 110
Paragon 110
Pep Club 102
Pep Band 108
Quill and Scroll 96
Science Club 98
Speech & Debate 95
Stage Band 108
Student Senate 92
10 & 11 Choir 104
Thespians 96
We Folk 100
Y-Teens 100
Faculty
Mr. Antonio Alonzo— 156
Mr. James Bawden— 153
Miss Jane Beaman— 152
Mr. Alex Bochnowski — 114,
136.156
Mrs. Emma Brankle— 156
Mrs. Ruth Brasaemle— 156
Miss Ann Brisco— 156
Mrs. Mona Lou Brumm
Mrs. Ruth Brusch— 161
Mr. Edwin Burkhardt— 156,
197
Mr. Richard Carmony— 156,
108
Mrs. Betty Cash— 161
Mr. Chelich— 131
Miss Dorothy Christoff— 154,
156
Mr. Michael Conyers
Mr. Richard Dilling — 120,143
Miss DeEtta Dunn — 156
Mr. John Edington— 156
Mr. Bob Edwards— 161
Mrs. Helen Engstrom— 87,94,
96.156
Mr. Robert Ericson— 156
Mr. Jon Fech-123, 154,157
Mrs. Sherry Fech— 37,154,157,
188
Mr. Gene Fort— 42,106,157
Miss Patricia Frankowiak—
94.96.157
Mr. John Friend — 114,152,
224
Mrs. Jocelyn Glendening —
110.154.157
Miss Marge Gonce— 152
Mrs. Ann Granger— 157
Mr. Jeffrey Graves— 157
Mr. Dennis Haas— 157
Mr. Frank Hammond— 152
Miss Rosemary Holder— 154,
157
Mr. Richard Holmberg— 42,
106,157
Mrs. Lillian Horlick— 161
Mr. Richard Hunt — 126,157
Mr. Jon Jepson— 131,157
Mr. James Karagianis— 61,
154,158,182
Miss Nancy Kelley— 110,158
Mr. Donald Kernaghan— 138,
158
Mrs. Dorothy Kinney— 58
Mr. Ted Klooster— 152
Mr. George Kurteff— 153
Mrs. Ruth Lare— 161
Mr. Zachary Lazar— 158
Mr. Lloyd Linquist — 96,123,
158,164
Mrs. Maggie Lloyd— 161
Mr. Kenneth Lolli— 158
Mr. James Mclndoo— 158,182
Mrs. Vivian McIntyre— 158
Mr. David Mudd— 136,154
Mr. Michael Niksic— 114,139,
158
Mr. Robert Preston— 152
Miss Phyllis Rapp— 149,158
Miss Jean Rawson— 154,158
Mr. Michael Ream — 154,159
Mr. Edward Robertson— 126
Mr. Gordon Rosenau— 140,
141,159
Mrs. Betty Russell— 161
Mrs. Cheryl Schaefer— 149
Mr. A. Lowell Sennett— 152
Mr. Dennis Spangler— 159
Mrs. Ina Silverman— 161
Mr. Alan Smith— 159
Mr. Richard Smith— 159
Mrs. Ilene Souders — 152
Mr. Robert Speelman— 152
Mr. James Stone— 114,143,159
Miss Mary Beth Stonebraker
-149
Mrs. Ruth Stout— 159
Mrs. Shirley Talty— 152
Mr. Charles Taylor— 161
Miss Judy Taylor— 159
Mrs. Marlis Tippett— 159
Mr. John Toth— 14,19,37,96,
152
Mr. Ronald Tyner — 159
Mr. Thomas Whiteley— 159
Mrs. Betsey Wilson— 110,154,
159,234
Mrs. Dolores Wolfe— 161
Mr. Steven Wroblewski — 224
Advertisers
American Savings & Loan-
197. 216
Artim— 214,217
Ben’s Lounge— 210,217
Brant Construction— 206,217
Burger’s— 201,216
Calumet Cycle Sales — 208,
217
Calumet National— 205,216
Carpetland— 210,217
Comay’s— 212,217
Crown Erection, Inc.— 209,
217
Cunningham— 196,216
Einhorn’s— 204,216
Ennis Realty— 197,216
Gingiss— 205,216
Giovanni’s— 203,216
Global Travel Agency — 214,
217
Hammond National— 198,216
Highland Cab Companv—
207.217
Hirsch— 205,216
Hoosier Inn— 200,216
Hoosier State Bank— 214,217
House of Pizza— 200,216
Howards— 203,216
Inland Steel— 196,216
Johann’s— 206,217
Karnes Music — 207,217
Koester Realty— 199,216
Knoezer— 215,217
Lanman’s— 212,217
Lichtsinn— 215,217
Louis Pharmacy— 213,217
Mamma Puntillo’s— 210,217
Marcus Auto— 206,217
Mercantile National— 198,216
Minas— 204,216
Miner Dunn — 200,216
Mr. Kenneys— 203,216
Munster Lanes— 206,217
Munster Lumber— 208,217
Munster Steel— 208,217
NIPSCO— 211,217
People’s Federal— 198,216
Pepsi-202,216
Roller Dome Rink— 208,217
Simmons— 211,217
Teibels — 200,216
Van Til’s— 203,216
W alinger’s— 212,217
White Insurance— 197,216
Wleklinski— 199,216
Woodmar Jewelers— 213,217
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